Enable or disable 2-step verification for specific users
2-step verification adds an extra layer of login security. Each time a user logs in, they'll need to enter a verification code they receive through a text message, authenticator app, or phone call.
If your company has enabled 2-step verification for selected users, then you need to enable 2-step verification for each user individually that needs this extra layer of security. You can also change your company settings to enforce 2-step verification for all users in your company.
Enable 2-step verification for a specific user
| Subscription | Administration |
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| Regional availability |
All regions |
| User type | Business user with admin privileges |
| Permissions | Users: List, View, and Edit |
- Go to Company > Admin > Users, roles, and groups > Users.
- Select Edit beside a user record.
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On the User information tab, select Enable 2-step verification.
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Select Save.
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In the Verify your identity window, enter your account Password.
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Select Done.
Disable 2-step verification for a specific user
| Subscription | Administration |
|---|---|
| User type | Business user with admin privileges |
| Permissions | Users: List, View, and Edit |
- Go to Company > Admin > Users, roles, and groups > Users.
- Select Edit beside a user record.
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On the User information tab, deselect Enable 2-step verification.
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Select Save.
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In the Verify your identity window, enter your account Password.
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Select Done.