Say goodbye to the hassle of weak passwords, forgotten passwords, and locked-out
accounts. With Lightning Login, you can give your users the enhanced speed, convenience, and
security of password-free logins.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic
and Lightning Experience
Available in: Essentials, Contact Manager, Database.com,
Developer, Enterprise, Group, Performance,
Professional, and Unlimited Editions
Lightning Login relies on Salesforce Authenticator (version 2 or later), the multi-factor
authentication mobile app that’s available as a free download for iOS and Android devices. By
requiring two factors of authentication for login, Lightning Login adds an extra layer of
security.
The first factor is something that the user has—for example, a mobile device that has
Salesforce Authenticator installed and connected with the user’s Salesforce account.
The second factor is something that the user is, such as a fingerprint, or something that
the user knows, such as a PIN. The second level of authentication enhances security by
requiring access to the mobile device and the user’s fingerprint or PIN.
Lightning Login isn’t limited to orgs using Lightning Experience. It works in Salesforce
Classic, too.
All org employees (not Experience Cloud users) are eligible for Lightning Login by default,
but you can decide whether to make it available to all users. You can also determine user
eligibility by using the Lightning Login User permission.
Enable Lightning Login Enable Lightning Login to give your users the enhanced speed, convenience, and security of password-free logins. After enabling Lightning Login and assigning the required permission to your users, encourage them to individually enroll in this password-free login feature.
Enroll in Lightning Login Enroll in Lightning Login so that you can enjoy the enhanced speed, convenience, and security of password-free logins.
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