Organization Owners or Administrators can customize the login authentication settings for all users in their organization.
Require Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
Once you require two-factor authentication, all organization members will be prompted to set up 2FA as soon as they log in to your organization. We recommend giving your organization members a heads-up first!
To require two-factor authentication for all user accounts:
- Click your organization’s name in the top left and select Settings.
- Click Authentication in the left-hand navigation or scroll to the Authentication section.
- Toggle on Require two-factor authentication for all users in your organization.
Once enabled, any users who have not already set up 2FA for their account will be prompted to do so the next time they log in to your organization. In the Users section, you can view which users currently have 2FA enabled on their account.
Require Single Sign-On (SSO)
This feature is currently available for preview to Enterprise level organizations. If you are interested in previewing this feature, please get in touch with us.
Require all users to join or sign in to your organization with their existing Google, Facebook or Microsoft account. Once you require SSO, all organization members must sign up or log in with your selected SSO provider. We recommend checking your Users list to make sure that everyone has the right credentials first!
To require single sign-on for all user accounts:
- Click your organization’s name in the top left corner and select Settings.
- Click Authentication in the left-hand navigation or scroll to the Authentication section.
- Toggle on Require single sign-on for all users in your organization.
- Select an SSO provider (Google, Microsoft, or Facebook). You must be logged in with your selected provider before you can enable SSO.
- Select Save. If you want to change your SSO provider, you must turn off Require Single Sign-On and then repeat steps 3 and 4.
