Two-Factor Authentication

Add more security to OpenAir with an extra verification step during sign-in.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds a second level of security when you sign in to the OpenAir user interface. To sign in using 2FA, you must first enter your OpenAir user credentials (company ID, user ID and password) and then enter a time-based verification code generated by an authenticator app for each sign-in.

Extra verification step when signing in to OpenAir.

Note:

Currently, OpenAir supports only time-based verification code from an authenticator app as second factor.

The authenticator app must comply with the OATH TOTP standard. OATH stands for the Initiative for Open Authentication. TOTP stands for time-based one-time password.

To enable 2FA for your account, go to Administration > Global Settings > Account > Security, check the Two-factor authentication box, and click Save.

After you enable 2FA for your account:

Account administrators can control 2FA settings for the OpenAir account and enroll users to sign in using 2FA. See Managing two-factor authentication in OpenAir.
Enrolled OpenAir users must setup 2FA within a set number of days or sign-ins. For more information, see Signing In Using Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).