OneAuth |
Users will have to sign in using OneAuth. If Enforce Face ID/Touch ID is enabled, users will need to configure their biometrics in OneAuth to sign in. If Allow Passwordless Sign-in is enabled, users can sign in through push notifications, time-based OTPs generated in OneAuth, or by scanning the QR code. |
OTP authenticator |
Users will have to sign in using an authenticator app. A time-based OTP (TOTP) will be generated, which needs to be entered when signing in. OneAuth provides this option for your Zoho account as well as third-party accounts. |
YubiKey |
Users will have to connect their YubiKey hardware authenticator to the device they're trying to sign in from, and verify themselves. |
SMS-based OTP |
Users will have to enter a one-time password sent to their registered mobile number through SMS. |
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