Have you got a new phone, or are you having issues with Microsoft Authenticator? Full Access Members and Partners can now use our MFA Self Service to get back into their accounts faster.
When prompted to sign in, select "I can't use my authenticator app right now" or, if your phone is your primary MFA method, select "Sign in another way".
When setting up your MFA options, please make sure you:
Use a Supported web browser.We recommendrecent versions of Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome.
Use a personal device to set up MFA. You’ll need a mobile/landline phone or the Microsoft Authenticator app on your device.
Allow notifications on your personal device when using the Authenticator app.
Allow the Authenticator app to have access the cameraso you can scan the QR code.
Depending on your preferred MFA option, MFA requests are sent to:
the device that your authenticator app is installed on (usually a mobile phone) or
the phone number you set (landline or mobile for calls, mobile for SMS)
Make sure you have access to the necessary device or phone number and select the "Send another request to my ..." link.
If the issues persists , try some of the options listed under the "Having trouble?" header in the message. If that fails, please contact us to request an MFA reset.
If you work in a secure location, or don't have easy access to a mobile device, you can use a desk phone call as your MFA. See How Do I - Set up Multi-Factor Authentication for more information.
There are four options that can be used to set up your MFA:
Authenticator app
Mobile SMS
Phone call (landline or mobile).
Hard tokens (physical devices that generate access codes)
Hard tokens can be set up as an additional authentication method once your account is established. Visit the GovTEAMS Academy to find out how (sign in required).
