This article is for Paymasters, Primary Group users, Primary Partner users and Primary Affiliate users.
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Important: CloudPayroll is required by the ATO to mandate the use of multi-factor authentication for organisation users by 30th September 2018. |
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Note: If two-factor authentication is compulsory for a user, they will not be able to log into CloudPayroll without having 2FA enabled.
Note: Group, Partner and Affiliate users that have access to any organisation will be required to have 2FA enabled if they can see employees' tax information for at least one of the organisations they have access to.
A Paymaster can set 2FA as compulsory for all leave and time approvers.
Note: The next time a user logs into CloudPayroll, if they do not already have 2FA enabled, they will be required to set it up.
A Paymaster can set 2FA as compulsory for all Kiosk users.
Note: The next time a user logs into their Kiosk, if they do not already have 2FA enabled, they will be required to set it up.
A Primary Group, Partner or Affiliate user can make two-factor authentication compulsory for a user.
Note: If the user has access to employee tax details for at least one organisation, the Requires 2FA checkbox will be selected and non-editable on Save.
Note: When the user logs into CloudPayroll for the first time, they will be required to set up 2FA.
A Primary Group, Partner or Affiliate user can make two-factor authentication compulsory for a user.
Note: If the user has access to employee tax details for at least one organisation, the Requires 2FA checkbox will be selected and non-editable.
Note: The next time the user logs into CloudPayroll, if they do not already have 2FA enabled, they will be required to set it up.