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Multi-factor authentication (MFA) adds a second proof of identity after your password or SSO session. Planasonix honors your organization’s policy: optional MFA, required for admins, or required for all users.

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Authenticator app

1

Start enrollment

Open Security → Multi-factor authentication and choose Authenticator app.
2

Scan the QR code

Add the account to Google Authenticator, 1Password, Authy, or another TOTP client.
3

Save backup codes

Store one-time recovery codes in a secure location; use them if you lose the device.
Time-based codes rotate every 30 seconds; ensure your device clock is accurate.

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SMS opt-in

Where SMS is offered, you explicitly opt in because carriers charge and some regions restrict automated SMS.
  • Enter a mobile number and confirm the verification code
  • Understand that SMS is weaker than app-based TOTP against SIM-swap attacks; prefer authenticator apps when policy allows
SMS delivery can fail during carrier outages. Keep backup codes or a second factor so you are not locked out during incidents.

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Enforcement policies

Organization admins configure:
  • Grace period for users to enroll before MFA is mandatory
  • Exemptions for break-glass service accounts (discouraged; prefer API keys with scopes instead)
SSO users often inherit MFA from the IdP; Planasonix may still offer a step-up challenge for sensitive actions (creating API keys, exporting secrets).

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Recovery

If you lose all factors, contact your workspace admin or IT helpdesk. They verify your identity out-of-band and reset MFA enrollment.

Session policy

Idle timeout and re-auth rules.

Profile

Contact info used for recovery notices.