Secure your sign-in

Turn on email OTP, an authenticator app or a passkey to protect every AOZO app at once.

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  • Updated 13 November 2026
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Because every AOZO app shares one login, you protect them all in one place.

The Security and Authentication page with Email OTP, Authenticator App and Passkeys highlighted
  1. Email OTP and Authenticator App
  2. Passkeys

#Sign-in methods

#Turn it on

  1. Open Security and Authentication

    Open your profile and go to Security and Authentication. Two-Factor Authentication shows Off until you turn something on.

  2. Enable Email OTP

    Choose Enable Email OTP to receive a one-time code by email on every login.

    The Email OTP option with the Enable Email OTP button
    1. Enable Email OTP
  3. Or set up an authenticator app

    Choose Setup App, then scan the code with Google Authenticator or Authy.

    The Authenticator App option with the Setup App button
    1. Setup App
  4. Add a passkey

    Under Passkeys, give it a name you will recognise, for example “MacBook Touch ID”, then choose Add a passkey.

    The Passkeys option with a name field and the Add a passkey button
    1. Passkey name
    2. Add a passkey
  5. Change your password

    On the same page, use Change Password to set a unique, strong password.

    The Change Password section with current and new password fields
    1. Change Password
Heads up

Keep passwords, passkeys and codes private. Never share them, even with colleagues.

  • The Security page explains what AOZO does and what you control.
  • Review recent sign-ins from your workspace home.