Two-Factor Authentication (TFA) is an extra layer of protection for your SLP Toolkit accounts—and more importantly, your students’ data.
With TFA enabled, logging in requires two things:
The user's password
A verification code sent to the user's email
This makes it much harder for unauthorized users to access the account, even if a password is compromised.
While we strongly recommend keeping TFA turned on, there may be times when you need to disable it temporarily for a user. Just keep in mind that turning it off reduces account security.
You can update TFA on one or more accounts anytime using the User Management Dashboard.
Note: You must have an active plan manager account first to access the User Management Dashboard. Not sure if you have an account or need to set one up? Email us at help@slptoolkit.com.
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How to Check 2FA Status
Log into the User Management Dashboard and select your organization.
In the Users section, look under the column titled TFA Disabled:
❌ Red X – TFA is enabled
✅ Green check – TFA is disabled
How to Enable or Disable TFA
In the Users section, click the name or email address of the person you’d like to update.
In the Edit User window, find the TFA Disabled checkbox.
✅ Check the box to disable TFA
❌ Uncheck the box to enable TFA
Click Update to save your changes.
Your changes take effect immediately. The next time the user logs in, they will either be prompted—or not prompted—for a verification code, depending on your selection.
Final Tip
You can enable or disable TFA at any time for any user, depending on your district’s needs. For maximum security, we recommend leaving TFA enabled whenever possible.
📩 Need help? Email us at help@slptoolkit.com.