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What is Multi-Factor Authentication?
Multi-Factor Authentication adds an extra layer of security to your Slate account through the use of a 6 digit passcode that regenerates every 30 seconds. This helps protect your account with an extra layer of security to guarantee only you and your team access your assets.
Benefits of Using MFA
Bank level security for your Slate account
Free on all plans
Setting up Multi-Factor Authentication
Sign into your Slate web dashboard
Click on your initials located at the top right of your screen
From the dropdown menu, click 'My Profile
Under 'Multi-Factor Authentication (OFF)' hit 'Turn On'
NOTE: If it says Multi-Factor Authentication (ON), you already have MFA enabled.
To setup MFA you’ll need a third-party authentication app on your device, like Google Authenticator (free) or 1Password (paid). It’s best to install the app on the device you normally use to access the Slate mobile app. Follow the steps provided by your chosen third-party authenticator to finish setup. Once enabled you’ll need to provide a unique, and frequently updated, password provided by your Authenticator App, every time you login to Slate.
Using Multi-Factor Authentication
Whenever you log into Slate on your mobile device. you’ll be asked to provide a six digit code generated by your chosen password app.
Recommended MFA Apps
Google Authenticator (Free)
Last Pass (Free)
1Password (Paid)
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FAQs:
Q: Do I have to set up MFA on my account?
A: No, you are not required to set-up MFA on your account. However, it is recommended to help keep your account safe and secure.
Q: If I enable MFA, do I have to enter the code anytime I open the Slate app?
A: No, you only enter an MFA code when logging into the Slate platform.