When a user cannot log in using multi-factor authentication — such as when the user lost their phone, got a new tablet, or otherwise cannot access the Thomson Reuters Authenticator app — administrative users can generate a temporary, 24-hour numerical code to enable the user to log in.
To generate a code, follow these steps.
In the Admin tab of the navigation pane, do one of the following.
Click the
Users
link in the Digita NetClient section to generate a code for a client.
Click the
Users
link in the Digita NetStaff section to generate a code for a staff member.
If you don't see these links, you don't have access to these areas.
Select the user.
In the Identification section, click the View Settings button next to Multi-factor Authentication.
In the dialog that opens, click the link to generate a temporary, 24-hour numerical code.
Provide the code to the user. They can use this code by clicking the
Enter a code
link on the application login screen.
While you have an active temporary code, disconnecting your paired mobile device does not automatically disable multi-factor authentication for your account. If you disconnected your mobile device after receiving a temporary code, you can still access your applications via the following methods.
If multi-factor authentication
is optional
for your firm, access your applications with the temporary code until it expires. This keeps the addtional security of multi-factor authentication in place until you can register a new device . If you do not register a new device, multi-factor authentication is disabled once the temporary code expires.
If multi-factor authentication
is required
for your firm, access your applications with the temporary code until it expires. This keeps the addtional security of multi-factor authentication in place until you can register a new device. After the temporary code expires, you will be required to register a new device before accessing your applications.
Temporary codes expire 24 hours after they are generated.