Trouble using our products? Start here.

Trouble using our products? Start here.

Use this video to update your browser on most devices and ensure it will allow you to use our products. 
This includes ensuring third-party cookies/cross-site tracking is enabled. 



In order to access our products, some of your organization’s network settings may need to be adjusted to allow for communication between our server and your computer. Please request the help of your technical staff to implement these changes.

• Firewalls and web filtering software must permit access to the humanesources.com domain and any subdomains. Both HTTP (TCP/80) and HTTPS (TCP/443) are used.
• Javascript must be permitted to run from these websites.
• Cookies/3rd party cookies are used to maintain user session state and are therefore required.

You will need one of these web browsers (we support the newest version along with the prior 2 versions).

  • Chrome
  • Firefox
  • Microsoft Edge
  • Safari

Versions of Safari and embedded browsers on MacOS and all browsers on iOS may not work correctly due to cookie restrictions. Try using a different browser (Chrome or Firefox) if Safari isn't working.

Safari

If you are using Safari on MacOS, you can follow along with the instructions below to enable third party cookies:
  1. Select the Safari drop down menu at the top of your screen and select Preferences.
  2. Within Preferences, select the Privacy tab. You should see a checkbox in that tab labeled Prevent Cross Site Tracking.
  3. De-select that checkbox and close and reopen the page. This should resolve your issue.

Chrome

If you are a Chrome user experiencing issues with third party cookies, you can follow along with the instructions below to resolve them:
  1. Open the page that requires third party cookies. You should see an eye icon on the far right of the search bar at the top

  1. Using the Tracking Protection dialogue box, you should be able to enable third party cookies for the site
  2. Refresh the page and you should now be able to access the content
Using a Chromebook? Find additional information here.


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