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To disable it, you'll need to enter a one-time password generated by [[Google Authenticator]] or a [[backup password]] saved when two-factor authentication was enabled. | To disable it, you'll need to enter a one-time password generated by [[Google Authenticator]] or a [[Using backup passwords | backup password]] saved when two-factor authentication was enabled. | ||
If for some reason you can't disable two-factor authentication yourself (if you lost your smartphone or uninstalled the app, etc.) and you can't locate your backup passwords, you can contact your account administrator, who can disable two-factor authentication for you. | If for some reason you can't disable two-factor authentication yourself (if you lost your smartphone or uninstalled the app, etc.) and you can't locate your backup passwords, you can contact your account administrator, who can disable two-factor authentication for you. |
Revision as of 20:13, 22 January 2021
Two-factor authentication can be disabled by an account's administrator or users.
Disabling two-factor authentication: how it works for users
Employees can disable two-factor authentication on their user page, in the Account security tab:
To disable it, you'll need to enter a one-time password generated by Google Authenticator or a backup password saved when two-factor authentication was enabled.
If for some reason you can't disable two-factor authentication yourself (if you lost your smartphone or uninstalled the app, etc.) and you can't locate your backup passwords, you can contact your account administrator, who can disable two-factor authentication for you.
Disabling two-factor authentication: how it works for administrators
Account administrators can disable two-factor authentication in a user's card, in the Account security tab:
Important
- If an administrator needs to disable two-factor authentication for their own account but they don't have the password to do so, they can submit a request to Planfix Support explaining their situation. To restore access to their account, they will have to pass a check that will be explained to them when their request is processed.