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Using Two-Factor Authentication

Article: 000050597
Updated: July 16, 2024

Constant Contact requires two-factor authentication, as it vastly improves account security. Two-factor authentication works together with applicable authenticator applications to generate a security token.

When passwords and security tokens are used together, it becomes much more difficult to lose control of an account. This article will detail how to configure and use two-factor authentication for Constant Contact Lead Gen & CRM accounts. 


Users:
Administrators 
Company Managers 
Marketing Managers 
Sales Managers 
Salespersons 
Jr. Salespersons 

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Types of Two-Factor Authentication Methods

There are four possible authentication methods users can choose from on the next login:

Note: While there are many different authenticator apps available, Constant Contact recommends using Google Authenticator

 

Okta Verify

Download the Okta Verify app (for Android or Apple) to your mobile device. With this method, whenever you are logging into your Lead Gen & CRM instance you'll use the Okta application to verify your identity by approving a push notification that will be sent to your mobile device.

Read Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication: Okta Verify to learn how to enable the Okta Verify method. 

 

Google Authenticator

Download the Google Authenticator app (for Android or Apple) to your mobile device. With this method, whenever you are logging into your Lead Gen & CRM instance you'll use the Google Authenticator app to verify your identity by entering the one-time code that will be sent to your mobile device.

Read Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication: Google Authenticator to learn how to enable the Google Authenticator method. 

 

SMS Authentication

Enter your mobile phone number. With this method, whenever you are logging into your Lead Gen & CRM instance you'll receive a text message with a one-time code for you to enter to verify your identity.

Read Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication: SMS Text Message and Call Authentication to learn how to enable the SMS authentication method. 

 

Voice Call Authentication

Enter your mobile phone number. With this method, whenever you are logging into your Lead Gen & CRM instance you'll receive a phone call where you'll hear a one-time code to enter to verify your identity.

Read Setting Up Two-Factor Authentication: SMS Text Message and Call Authentication to learn how to enable the voice call method. 


 

Resetting A User's Two-factor Authentication

Important: Only Lead Gen and CRM administrators can reset two-factor authentication for a user. 

In the event users do not have access to their authenticator apps, administrators can reset two-factor authentication for a user.

To reset a user's two-factor authentication, do the following:

  1. Click Settings in the left toolbar.
  2. Under My Company select User Accounts.
  3. Locate the desired user and click  12more.png  More Options > Reset two-factor authentication.

    Click the three dots then select Reset

     

  4. Click Reset.

    Click the red Reset button

     

Note: Contact Constant Contact Support for assistance with two-factor authentication in the event that users still cannot log in after you have reset their authentication.

 


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