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How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on RecordsKeeper.A!

Learn about enabling two-factor authentication on RecordsKeeper.AI and securing your account with 2FA authentication

Kanishka Sharma avatar
Written by Kanishka Sharma
Updated over 2 months ago

Introduction

Ready to boost your account security? Two-factor authentication (2FA) is like adding a super-secure deadbolt to your front door - except this one's for your RecordsKeeper.AI account. Let's walk through the setup process together - it's easier than you might think!

Why Enable 2FA?

Before we dive in, here's why this matters: 2FA adds an extra security layer that requires both your password and a verification code to access your account. Even if someone somehow gets your password, they still can't get into your account without that second factor. Pretty neat, right?

Setting Up 2FA: Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Choose Your Verification Method

  1. Navigate to User Settings > Security

  2. Look for the "Two-factor authentication" section
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  3. Click "Turn on 2FA"

  4. Choose between two options:

    • Authenticator App (Recommended): Using Google Authenticator, Authy, or similar apps

    • SMS Verification: Receive codes via text message
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Step 2: Set Up Your Chosen Method

If using an Authenticator App:

  1. Open your authenticator app

  2. Scan the QR code shown on your screen

  3. alternatively, you can enter the 4-digit code displayed in your app

  4. Verify and proceed

If using SMS:

  1. Enter your phone number

  2. Receive and enter the verification code

  3. Confirm and proceed

Step 3: Save Your Backup Codes

This is crucial! You'll receive a set of backup codes - think of these as your spare keys:

  1. Download or print your backup codes

  2. Store them in a secure location

  3. You'll need these if you ever lose access to your authentication device

  4. Each code can only be used once

Step 4: Verification Complete!

Once you've completed these steps, your account is protected with 2FA. From now on, you'll need both your password and a verification code to log in.

Pro Tips:

  • Keep your backup codes in a secure but accessible place

  • Don't store backup codes on the same device you use for authentication

  • Consider using a password manager to store your backup codes securely

  • Test your 2FA setup by logging out and back in

Need Help?

If you run into any issues during setup, don't worry! Our support team is here to help. Just reach out through our help center or contact [email protected].

Ready to get started? Head over to your security settings and click that "Turn on 2FA" button!

Remember, taking a few minutes to set up 2FA today can save you from potential security headaches tomorrow. Stay secure! πŸ”

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