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2FA for the client user

Learn how Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) works for Client Portal, when to use it, and how to enable or disable it to improve login security.

Updated over a month ago

Overview

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security to the Client Portal. When enabled, client users must complete an additional verification step during login to ensure only authorized users can access the portal.

Use Case

  1. Enable 2FA when you want to strengthen client portal security without significantly impacting the login experience.


How 2FA Works

  1. The client logs in using a magic link or PIN.

  2. If 2FA is enabled, the system asks for a One-Time Password (OTP)

  3. The OTP is sent to the client’s registered email address

  4. After successful verification, the client can access the portal

Device-Based Verification

  • An OTP is required for every new or unrecognized device

  • Once a device is verified, it is trusted for 30 days

  • During this period, the client will not be asked for an OTP on that device

  • After 30 days, OTP verification is required again


How to Enable or Disable 2FA

  1. Go to Settings

  2. Navigate to Questions → Client Portal → Question Settings

  3. Enable or disable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) as needed

2FA will be applied firm-wide once enabled.

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