Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Two-factor Authentication (2FA) is an additional layer of security that protects your account from unauthorized access. Once activated, each user will be required to enter a one-time verification code sent via a selected channel.
Activation and Configuration
Navigate to the Account > Settings > Security’ tab.
Find the Two-factor Authentication (2FA) section and ensure the feature is active.

Choosing Verification Methods
You can select one or more channels to receive your verification codes. The available options are:
SMS – a code sent to the user's phone number.
App – a code generated in an authenticator app (e.g., Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy).
Hardware security key – verification using a U2F hardware security key (e.g., YubiKey).
You can configure the methods by selecting:
just one preferred option (e.g., only App),
two options, including SMS as a primary or backup method (e.g., App and SMS).
Important Information for Administrators
After selecting the SMS option, the system will verify if all users on your account have a phone number assigned. A notification about any missing numbers will appear only when this method is active.
If SMS verification is enabled on the account, the Phone field becomes mandatory when creating a new user.
After selecting the SMS option, the system will verify if all users on your account have a phone number assigned. A notification about any missing numbers will appear only when this method is active.
If SMS verification is enabled on the account, the Phone field becomes mandatory when creating a new user.
Remembering Trusted Device
Decide how long the system should trust the device you are logging in from. After this period, you will be required to enter a 2FA code again.
Single sign-on
1 Day
1 Week
30 Days
After configuring your settings, click the Save button. During your next login, you will be prompted to enter a verification code according to your selected methods.



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