Expertflow CX supports two-factor authentication (2FA) to provide an additional layer of security when you sign in.
If 2FA is enabled for your account, you will sign in with:
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Your username and password, and then
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A one-time password (OTP) or passcode delivered through one of the configured 2FA channels.
Expertflow CX supports the following 2FA channels:
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Authenticator mobile app (Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator)
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SMS
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RSA SecurID
How 2FA Works
At a high level, the login flow is:
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You enter your username and password on the Expertflow CX login screen and click Login.
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If 2FA is enabled for your account, you are redirected to a second step where you must complete verification using one of the configured 2FA channels.
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You will be provided with an OTP or passcode from your configured 2FA channel.
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If the OTP or passcode is valid, you are logged in successfully.
The following sections describe the detailed steps for each 2FA channel.
2FA with Google/Microsoft Authenticator
Use this method if your organization has enabled 2FA with the Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator mobile app.
When you are not yet registered for 2FA
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When you are already registered for 2FA
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On the login screen, enter your username and password and click Login.
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On the login screen, enter your username and password and click Login. |
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The system opens a registration screen that shows:
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You are redirected to a screen with an OTP input field.
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On your mobile device, open the Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator app.
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Open the Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator app on your device and locate the OTP for your Expertflow CX account.
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In the app, add a new account and either:
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The app displays a one-time password (OTP) for your account and refreshes the OTP every 30 seconds. |
Enter the currently visible OTP from the app into the OTP field and click Send. |
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If the OTP is valid:
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If the OTP is valid, you are logged in successfully. |
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Enter the currently visible OTP from the app into the OTP field on the screen and click Register. |
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2FA with SMS
Use this method when your organization enables 2FA via SMS to your mobile phone number.
When you are not yet registered for 2FA
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When you are already registered for 2FA
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On the login screen, enter your username and password and click Login. |
On the login screen, enter your username and password and click Login. |
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This redirects you to a registration screen and prompts you to enter your mobile phone number for 2FA.
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This redirects you to a screen with an OTP input field. An OTP is sent automatically to your registered phone number via SMS. |
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Enter your phone number in the input field and click Register. |
If you do not receive the SMS:
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A confirmation dialog appears asking you to verify your phone number:
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Enter the OTP received via SMS in the OTP field and click Send.
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An OTP input field is displayed on the screen. |
If the OTP is valid, you are logged in successfully. |
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If you do not receive the SMS, you can click Resend OTP to request another one.
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Enter the OTP received via SMS in the OTP field and submit.
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If the OTP is valid:
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2FA with RSA SecurID
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Unlike the other two 2FA channels, there will be no 2FA registration flow for RSA SecurID. This process will be managed by the Customer/Administrator.
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If 2FA is enabled on the solution, each user will be required to enter an OTP during login. If a user does not have access to the OTP, they should contact the Administrator.
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User enters his login credentials on login screen and clicks “Login”.
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User will be redirected to another screen where an input field will be shown to user to enter OTP.
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User will enter a 14 characters passcode in OTP field. First 8 characters will be the PIN setup by the user in SecurID Self Service Console and last 6 characters will be the OTP received on RSA Authenticator App.
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User will be able to show/hide passcode by clicking on the eye icon.
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If OTP is valid then user will be successfully logged in.
The following error will be visible if:
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The OTP is invalid.
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The configurations are invalid.
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There is an issue with the RSA server.