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Group Login is intended to provide more clarity when entering passwords. The previous password solutions are to be replaced by Group Login in the future. This way, different applications should still use the same login solution and employees should not have to remember multiple passwords.

You can change your password at any time at https://passwordchange.volkswagen.de.

For a system running on a QS Stage, you can change the QS password at https://passwordchange-qs.volkswagen.de.

If you don't know on which stage the system is running please choose the first link.

Password Self Service (PWSS)

If you have access to the VW Intranet (e.g. by a colleague) you can change your password yourself with your PKI card at https://pwss.vwgroup.com.

The colleague has to log in to the computer with his own user name and Windows password. Then insert your PKI card into the reader. Open the Password Self Service page in "Internet Explorer 11" or enter PWSS in the address bar. Log in preferably with your PKI card.

Go to "My Accounts" and select the system for which you want to request a new password. For the Microsoft account, this starts with "VWAG_AD_VWG...". Then click on "Request and display new password".

Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD)

Alternatively, any employee can contact the Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD).

You manage the PIN of your PKI ID card via the software "trustWare CSP+" or "Nexus Personal". One of the two applications is already installed from the delivery of the PC if it is a PC managed by Volkswagen. For Macs that are managed via Volkswagen, there is the option to select "PIN" in the "Personal" app and then change it under "PIN Management". For more information and a more detailed explanation, contact the Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD) or use the following page in Volkswagen Net: Volkswagen PKI Card (English)

With the help of a registration procedure, you can identify yourself to the website and thus confirm your identity. Which registration procedure is required depends on the security level of the website.

Supported login procedures

Registration Procedure	Example	Declaration
Group User-ID (formerly User ID) + Password	User Name: VWK43XS Password: SecurePW/9883	Your Group User-ID consists of a seven-digit combination of letters and numbers. Your password is a combination of numbers, letters and special characters. Well-known application example: Logging on to the official computer.
SecurID	User Name: VWK43XS PIN + Token: 4279138333	Your SecurID consists of a seven-digit letter and number combination. In this case, a PIN defined during initialization is extended by an RSA SecurID token, which together result in a One-Time-Password. (The feature is often used by external partner companies.)
PKI	Factory ID or SoftPKI Pin: 4432	In this procedure, the identity is confirmed via a digitales certifikat. The PIN is required by the operating system to pass the certificate to the website. The best-known application example is access via the factory ID card.
TOTP	User Name: VWK43XS Password: SecurePW/9883 One Time Token: 4279138333	Your Group ID consists of a seven-digit combination of letters and numbers. Your password is a combination of numbers, letters and special characters. The One Time Token is generated by an app such as the Microsoft Authenticator and has a runtime of only 30 seconds before a new one is created. The best-known application example: Access to payroll via the 360° Volkswagen app.

NO supported login procedures

Registration Procedure	Example	Declaration
Windows Login	User name: DEVWAG00\VWK43XS Password: GeheimesPW/9883	A Windows Domain / Active Directory login is currently not possible for this website
Microsoft O365	User name: max.mustermann@volkswagen.de Password: GeheimesPW/9883	Signing in via a Microsoft e-mail account is currently not possible.

The Group ID is the previously known User ID. In most cases, your Corporate ID consists of alpha-numeric characters, such as ABCD123. For the Group Login login page your e-mail address cannot be used.

Since 2020 Group Secure Login is a method for securely logging on to shared web applications that run via the Group IDP login service. For applications using Group Secure Login, the use of a temporary token is required to strengthen security by a second factor. Before that a one-time registration by letter or website must take place. With Group Login, this token is dispensed with and instead only the Group ID and the password are requested. (This was previously called the Web Services password.)

You can change your password at any time at https://passwordchange.volkswagen.de.

For a system running on a QS Stage, you can change the QS password at https://passwordchange-qs.volkswagen.de.

If you don't know on which stage the system is running please choose the first link.

Password Self Service (PWSS)

If you have access to the VW Intranet (e.g. by a colleague) you can change your password yourself with your PKI card at https://pwss.vwgroup.com.

The colleague has to log in to the computer with his own user name and Windows password. Then insert your PKI card into the reader. Open the Password Self Service page in "Internet Explorer 11" or enter PWSS in the address bar. Log in preferably with your PKI card.

Go to "My Accounts" and select the system for which you want to request a new password. For the Microsoft account, this starts with "VWAG_AD_VWG...". Then click on "Request and display new password".

Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD)

Alternatively, any employee can contact the Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD).

You manage the PIN of your PKI ID card via the software "trustWare CSP+" or "Nexus Personal". One of the two applications is already installed from the delivery of the PC if it is a PC managed by Volkswagen. For Macs that are managed via Volkswagen, there is the option to select "PIN" in the "Personal" app and then change it under "PIN Management". For more information and a more detailed explanation, contact the Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD) or use the following page in Volkswagen Net: Volkswagen PKI Card (English)

No, you cannot currently use your Windows password to log in to Group Login.

The colleagues from the Volkswagen Enterprise Helpdesk (EHDD) can tell you whether you are already entitled to use this site or how to obtain authorization. If you have previously had access to the site, it should still be possible to use it even after the introduction of Group Login.

The Group ID is the previously known User ID. In most cases, your Corporate ID consists of alpha-numeric characters, such as ABCD123. For the Group Login login page your e-mail address cannot be used.