Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Rather than implementing a traditional 2FA system (password + verification code), Slite leverages identity providers' authentication systems and a passwordless option to create secure access methods that don't rely on passwords as the primary factor.

How to Set It Up

The setup process varies based on your authentication method:

For Email/Password Users

    Click your workspace logo in the top-left corner.
    Select Settings from the menu, then stay in the My settings section.
    In the Account security sub-section, click Add external authenticator next to 2-factor authentication.
    Follow the on-screen instructions to add a passwordless authenticator (e.g. 1Password.)
You are essentially adding a WebAuthN authenticator. This authentication mechanism relies on a 2FA external device.
More information:  https://webauthn.guide/ 

For SSO Users (Google, Azure AD, Okta, etc.)

If your organization uses  Single Sign-On (SSO)  :
  • 2FA is managed through your identity provider
  • Contact your IT administrator to enable 2FA at the identity provider level
  • Once enabled, you'll need to complete 2FA when signing in to your identity provider, which then grants access to Slite
Admin fallback: When SSO is enforced, only users with workspace owner/admin roles can still use email/password as a backup method.
SSO enforcement: When SSO is enabled, it becomes the only way for regular members to sign in.

Check Who Enabled 2FA

If you are a workspace owner/admin, you can export your list of members as a .CSV to see who has enabled 2FA:
    Click your workspace logo in the top-left corner.
    Select Settings from the menu, go to the Member management section.
    Click Export .