General settings: an overview
Strivacity provides several built-in login workflows to choose from when planning your customer journey. Learn about the basic settings of your adaptive MFA policy here.
Adaptive MFA general settings
Setting | Description |
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Adaptive MFA policy name | The name of the Adaptive MFA policy (mandatory). The policy will be referenced by this name in Strivacity |
Adaptive MFA policy login workflow | You can select from built-in login workflows to set up a customer journey for your application |
Enable MFA for external logins | You can enable this option if you would like to use Strivacity's MFA enrollment and authentication for external logins instead of the external provider's MFA ❗Device recognition is not available for external identities
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Login workflows
Strivacity Fusion lets you add a unique customer journey with its own login workflow to each of your Applications.
Login workflow | Customer journey |
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Username → MFA → Password | The default workflow for Strivacity included within the default Adaptive MFA policy. Requires an identifier from the customer, then an MFA method, finally, their password. |
Username → Password → MFA | Requires an identifier from the customer, then their password, finally, the customer is stepped up to MFA. |
Passwordless (Username → MFA) | Requires an identifier from the customer, then the customer is stepped up to MFA. No password required. |
Username → Password (single factor only) | The username and password workflow is just that! |
Passwordless workflow: if your customer hasn't enrolled yet in an MFA method or step-down rules apply to the geographical region or IP address they are accessing your applications from, they will be asked to provide their password for authentication.
Updated about 2 months ago