Features

Two-Factor Authentication

Protect every Day Off login with a second step. Admins switch it on once for the whole company, and each user then enters a rotating 6-digit code from their authenticator app after their password.

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Turn it on from Security

Sign in with an administrator account, open Security in the sidebar, and click the Two-Factor Authentication card. Flip the toggle to on, and a confirmation dialogue appears warning you that users will be logged out. Confirm to activate it. This is a company-wide setting, though you can later disable it for specific people from their individual employee profile.

Everyone re-authenticates and pairs an app

The moment you confirm, all active users including yourself are logged out and sent back to the login screen. On the next sign-in, Day Off pauses the login and shows a setup screen with a QR code, which each person scans using an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, or 1Password. They then type the temporary 6-digit code from the app to finish pairing.

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Use the code for every future login and reset it when needed Two-Factor Authentication

Use the code for every future login, and reset it when needed

From then on, users enter their password and are prompted for the rotating 6-digit code from their authenticator app. If someone loses their phone or deletes the app, they can’t fix it themselves; an administrator opens their profile, disables two-factor authentication, then immediately re-enables it. That clears the old device link and forces a fresh QR code pairing on their next login.