Password

[ 1 Enable MFA for a domain ] [ 2 Log in using MFA ]

This is the default authentication method for all users when you create a new domain. Users must enter their e-mail and password on the login screen to access their domains.

Disabling password authentication

If you disable this authentication method, you must enable at least another one (SAML or OpenID). Be aware that disabling this method will not affect the domain owner, who will still be able to access with their email and password.

Multi-factor authentication

Multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds an extra layer of security on top of the standard e-mail and password authentication for logins to Devo domains.

Enable MFA for a domain

Go to the Authentication tab in Preferences → Domain Preferences.
If this method was not enabled, select the Active checkbox at the top-left of the form in the Password tab. Then, select the Active checkbox in the Multi-factor authentication (MFA) area below.
Optionally, select Allow users to skip MFA Configuration if you want to make MFA optional for your domain users temporarily. This can be useful to facilitate the transition to the use of MFA during logins. Once a domain user has set up MFA, they will no longer be able to skip it when they login to the domain.
Click Update. From this point, when domain users log in, they will be prompted to set up MFA for their users.

Log in using MFA

With MFA enabled, users will be prompted to set up this authentication method the first time they access the platform. To do so, they will need to download a token-generating app to their cellphones.

This is the process for setting up MFA for the first time:

Once MFA is set up on your device, in addition to logging in with your username and password, you will also be prompted to enter a verification code generated by the authentication app on your phone during the login process.