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Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds a second step to the sign-in process, asking members to enter a code from an authenticator app after their password. This provides an additional layer of security for your network.

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What is MFA?

MFA is an optional security feature that can be configured for different user groups in your network.

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MFA Configuration Options

You can set MFA to be:
  • Not required for anyone (default)
  • Required for Hosts only
  • Required for Hosts and Moderators
  • Required for everyone

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MFA Details

  • Applies only to email/password logins
  • Compatible with social sign-on options
  • Members using SSO will not be prompted to set up MFA
  • Affected members will be logged out when MFA is turned on

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Setup Process

When MFA is enabled, members will need to:
  1. Open an authenticator app
  2. Scan the QR code or enter the key
  3. Enter the 6-digit code
  4. Complete setup

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Email Verification

Email verification can be toggled on or off in Admin settings.

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How It Works

  • New members will need to verify their email to create an account
  • Can be set to optional with a skip option
  • Adds an extra layer of security to ensure valid email addresses
By enabling these security features, you can better protect your network and ensure that only authorized members have access.