OEM Profile | Multi-Factor Auth Tab

Before enabling Ayla's Multi-Factor Authentication for a specific OEM role, make sure that all users with that role have provided their email and/or cell phone number, so that the MFA verification code can be sent to them.

1. In the Choose an option drop-down list, click the application for which you are configuring MFA security, as shown below:

Notice that the drop-down list contains your applications (that have been properly entered in the Ayla Customer Dashboard), and the three main Ayla applications:

• dashboard (Ayla Customer Dashboard)
• devwebsever (Ayla Developer Portal)
• Insights Dashboard (Ayla Insights)

If you are configuring MFA for your web or mobile application, please ensure that the application log-in mechanism is updated to support this authentication. Click here for API specifications and examples.

2. Click the CONFIGURE MFA button to open the Configure MFA dialog box, shown below:

3. Configure the MFA settings as follows:

1. Notice that the app you chose for this configuration is shown in the Application Name field.
2. For MFA Role Settings, select the OEM (or Dealer) role for this MFA configuration.

3. For MFA method, select SMSShort Message Service or Email. This is the messaging service that will send the OEM user a verification code to enter when logging in to the app configured for MFA.
4. For MFA Session TTLTime to Live, select the time interval that should elapse before the OEM is prompted to enter a new verification code to log in to the app.

4. Click the ENABLE button. This adds the details on this MFA configuration to the Multi-Factor Auth tab, as shown below:

1. In the Choose an option drop-down list, select the application for which you plan to edit the MFA settings, as shown below:

2. Click the application in the list, as shown below:

This opens the MFA to Role dialog box, as shown in the following example:

3. Click the EDIT button. You can change the messaging service method and the time interval between the required MFA log-in sessions.

4. For MFA Method, click the messaging service in the drop-down list.
5. For MFA Session TTLTime to Live, select the time interval that should elapse before the OEM is prompted to enter a new verification code to log in to the app.

6. Click the UPDATE button. This updates the Multi-Factor Auth tab to show the changes to this MFA configuration. Additionally, a message displays at the top of the page, indicating that the update was successful (example below).

1. Click the trash can icon under Actions, as shown below:

This displays the confirmation message for the deletion (see example below).

2. Click the ACCEPT button.