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Security: MFA & SSO

Protect console access with TOTP multi-factor authentication and SAML single sign-on.

Multi-factor authentication (TOTP)

Each member enables MFA from their own profile (Account → Security → Two-factor authentication). Org admins can see whether a member has MFA enabled in the team list.

  1. Enroll — click Set up authenticator, scan the QR code with any TOTP app (Google Authenticator, Authy, 1Password…), and save the recovery codes.
  2. Activate — enter a one-time code from the app to confirm enrollment.
  3. Sign-in — after the Google sign-in step, the console challenges for the current TOTP code.
  4. Remove — go to the same screen and click Remove (requires a current TOTP code to confirm).
Save the recovery codes somewhere safe — they bypass TOTP and are the only way back if you lose your device.

SAML single sign-on

SAML SSO is configured at the org level by an OWNER. Once active, members whose email domain matches are redirected to your identity provider instead of the Google sign-in screen.

  1. Go to Team → Security → Single sign-on → Configure SAML.
  2. Paste your IdP's metadata XML or metadata URL.
  3. Register Tripticonsent as a Service Provider in your IdP using the details below.
  4. Save and test with a non-owner account before enforcing SSO for all members.
SP endpointValue
MetadataGET /auth/saml/:orgId/metadata
Login init (redirect users here)GET /auth/saml/:orgId/init
ACS (Assertion Consumer Service)POST /auth/saml/:orgId/acs
SSO does not replace invites — a member must be invited before SSO lets them into the console. Uninvited users who authenticate via your IdP see an "access denied" screen.