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*Primary account admins can set a [[two-factor authentication]] policy for an entire account in the section:
Primary account admins can set a [[two-factor authentication]] policy for an entire account in the section:
'''Account management''' — '''Account security''' — '''Two-factor authentication''':
'''Account management''' — '''Account security''' — '''Two-factor authentication''':
   
   

Revision as of 07:07, 11 June 2025

Primary account admins can set a two-factor authentication policy for an entire account in the section: Account managementAccount securityTwo-factor authentication:

There are several modes:

For employees

  • No employees can use this type of authentication;
  • All employees can use this type of authentication (this is the default setting);
  • All employees must use this type of authentication;
  • Only selected employees or groups must use this type of authentication.

For customers

  • No clients can use this type of authentication (this is the default setting);
  • All clients must use this type of authentication;
  • Only selected customers and contacts must use this type of authentication.

When the administrator chooses an option that requires certain employees or customers to use two-factor authentication, at their next login these employees will be asked by Planfix to install the Google Authenticator app and register the app in Planfix.

Important

  • Primary account admin can enable two-factor authentication for the entire account.
  • Administrators can only enable it for individual employees.

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