Two-factor authentication
Add a code from an authenticator app, save your recovery codes, and require two-factor for the whole company.
Two-factor adds a time-based code from an authenticator app to your sign-in. Avaloi stores ten recovery codes when you turn it on.
Turn it on
- Open User settings, then Security, then Two-factor.
- Scan the QR code with any TOTP app and enter the first code to confirm.
- Save the recovery codes. Download or print them. Each code works once. Store them offline.
Who must use it
- Owners, and anyone who can grant
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Require it for the company
Open Company settings, then Security, then Require two-factor for everyone. Members without two-factor are sent to enrollment.
SSO-enforced companies still honor this setting, unless your identity provider already requires a second factor and you accept that as the company control.
Locked out
Use a recovery code on the two-factor screen, then enroll a new authenticator. Each code works once.
If you have no recovery code, support cannot turn two-factor off from chat. Open a recovery request from the sign-in page or email [email protected]. Recovery needs two of three proofs: control of the verified inbox, a government photo ID through the recovery form, or company control. Support will not disable two-factor from chat alone.
Quick answers
Which app do I need? Any TOTP authenticator app.
I got a new phone. Sign in with a recovery code, enroll the new phone, then regenerate your codes.
Does enforced SSO replace two-factor? Not by itself. The company setting still applies unless you accept your provider's second factor as the company control.
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Still stuck?
Email [email protected] with your site name and what you tried, or send us a message.