Salesforce supports registering more than one verification method for multi-factor authentication (MFA). This article explains that users can combine methods, such as Salesforce Authenticator and a third-party authenticator app, and describes how the verification process changes after the first method is connected.
This article answers the question: can a Salesforce user register and use multiple verification methods for multi-factor authentication (MFA)? Yes, once a user connects a first verification method, they can register additional methods, such as Salesforce Authenticator combined with a third-party authenticator app.
To register a second or subsequent verification method, the user must connect it from Advanced User Details within their personal settings after logging in. The detailed registration procedure depends on the verification method chosen by the user.
When a user connects (registers) an additional verification method, a verification code is not sent to their email address the way it is for the first verification method. Instead, the user is asked to verify their identity using a verification method that is already connected. For more information, see this article on why a verification code isn't emailed when adding an additional method.
After a second or subsequent verification method is connected, the user is prompted to choose which method to use each time they log in. For details on how to select a verification method during login, see this article on selecting a verification method at login.
Common multi-factor authentication (MFA) troubleshooting
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