Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

Overview

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is an additional layer of security for your user profile. With MFA enabled, users will be prompted to submit an authentication code after entering their username and password. MFA is required for all Admin users by default, and organizations can require all users to set up MFA. We strongly recommend all users enable MFA on their profiles.

How to set up MFA

Users will be prompted to set up MFA upon login. They can choose to receive a code by text message (SMS MFA), or to enter a one-time code generated by an app like Google Authenticator (time-based one password MFA).

1. Choose the multi-factor verification method

2. Enter the code sent by text message or generated on the authenticator app

A secret key will be generated for time-based one password MFA. Please keep this information private.

3. MFA set up is complete, and users will be prompted to enter a code via the chosen option for future logins.

Adjusting MFA settings

Users can adjust their MFA settings at any time from the Settings > Profile page.