Multi-Factor Authentication for Jim2

You will first need to register on a mobile authentication app, such as Duo, Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, etc., using either a QR code, or entering a secret key.

Once this is set up, the authentication app will show a 6 digit MFA token. Enter this token to complete the setup.

In Jim2, go to Tools > Options > Company > Security, and tick Enable Multi-Factor Authentication.

Note: Multi-Factor Authentication is not on by default.

After the initial username and password entry, enter the MFA token from the authenticator app to complete the login process.

If the user no longer has access to the authentication app, administrators can clear their MFA Key via the User tab on the user's cardfile.

The user will then have to complete the registration process when they next log in.

Security for resetting other user's MFA key can be found via Tools > Security > CardFile:

1.Resetting for yourself

Now when you reset the key for yourself you will get the same dialog window, but you will have the ability to click cancel or x:
 

2.Resetting for another user:

Here, you have two options:

a.Clear will clear the key, however it will produce a prompt to ensure you want to continue.

b.New Key will show the secret key and QR code which can be provided to a user to set up MFA in their app.