Please Note: Salesforce system allows for the connection to other authentication apps like Google and Microsoft. However, support is not provided as these are third-party apps, although they are compatible.
Below are some troubleshooting steps that a system administrator can conduct if their users are facing Two-Factor Authentication issues:
Note: If you're getting an error on the mobile device when attempting to replace an old time-based token, please swipe left to remove the time token.
Additional Troubleshooting
When a user is not receiving push notifications from the Salesforce authenticator app or during instances where the user does not have any mobile data or unable to connect to the internet (for the authenticator app), perform the following:
1. From the Salesforce Authenticator request page, click "Having Trouble?"
2. Select "Use a Different Verification Method"
3. Select "Use a code from an authenticator app"
4. Type in the code from the Salesforce Authenticator App
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Instructions to setup the Salesforce Authenticator app with user accounts can be found here.
Salesforce Multi-Factor Authentication FAQ
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