Two Factor Authentication login to PandaDoc
Is there a 2FA to login to PandaDoc?
Don't seem to find it anywhere.
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Official comment
We are happy to announce that 2FA is available on all plans!
Read more in Help Center article.Comment actions -
At this time PandaDoc does not offer two-factor authentication for login. But we are always updating and our Dev Team loves to hear feedback and suggestions like this. You can leave them this suggestion here in our Idea Portal.
Cheers!
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Hi all,
Thank you all for commenting here regarding this need. Please be sure to also make the suggestion here in our Idea Portal, this is where the Dev team gathers user requests and prioritizes new features.
Thank you
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Can anybody provide an update on this? As part of the UK Government Cyber Essentials scheme, cloud apps will need MFA enabling. It's astounding that you don't have this feature at all, and even more astounding you haven't actioned this thread in over a year. You also charge a premium for SSO -- is security an afterthought at PandaDoc?
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Hi All,
While we currently only have SSO for account sign-in, we have just recently updated recipient document two-factor authentication. Now, you can create a document that needs a passcode or SMS verification:
This update is available for both Business and Enterprise plans, you can read more about it here - if you do not have access just yet, please reach out to Support@pandadoc.com and they will assist.
Please be sure to add your 2FA login request over at our user voice portal - the more official requests we get the more Dev will look into implementing this.
Thank you
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Thank you for letting us know of the voting for features. I hope everyone on this thread goes and votes for this.
It is a bit of a joke we need to vote for 2FA on login. 2FA is expected these days on cloud apps for business.
Google provides developer support for their Authenticator app, and likely would take a couple of your developers an afternoon to review and implement. Clearly there would need to be some testing before rolling it out, but really this is basic functionality folks.
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I am considering moving to a platform that offers 2FA. Rampant cyber crime has made 2FA a necessity and should be part of the basic platform provisions. Many in our industry have shunned the idea of using PandaDoc because of this. I feel this should be a priority for development. Please make a priority because I love PandaDoc. Thank you
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There is a SSO option without going to enterprise. We've had to bite the bullet and buy it to enforce MFA - it is mandatory for the UK Cyber Essentials scheme post 2022. The integration was quick via Microsoft365 SSO and a lot easier than migration.
Its an extra unwarranted annual expense really as we didn't need SSO - we needed MFA.
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Will have to review Zoho Sign and some other options, unfortunately... Great job pulling the trigger on a move... I've had high hopes that this would be taken seriously, but seems to be falling on deaf ears.
Pretty shocking that this hasn't been prioritized, and does make me question the security mindfulness of the platform in general if the folks at Panadoc can't comprehend the need for industry-standard 2FA. It is a bit of a joke asking us to vote for this feature to be considered.
Quoting the above-suggested alternative "recipient document two-factor authentication". This will not keep all our documents secure. We need to secure our access to the platform and all documents we have access to. Our sales rep is all over wanting to sell us the upgrade to recipient 2FA but seems unable to understand what I'm asking for with this request.
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This shouldn't be something you 'vote' on guys -- the National Cyber Security Centre here in the UK has made MFA on cloud apps mandatory after January 2023 for the Cyber Essentials Scheme, which is gathering more and more attention as it is required in supply chains. Companies are advised to move away from cloud providers who will not enable MFA. I have also heard discussions that organisations that are resistant may also be reported to the Cloud Industry Forum. The pushback from PandaDoc on this is concerning that security is not a priority and raises questions about what other basic security features are being ignored elsewhere.
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Been following this thread for a while now and finally motivated to post by Billy's update above. MFA is an absolute must for any legitimate online platform that is even remotely concerned with security. If you're not concerned with security these days, you are the low hanging fruit for attackers, which is not a good posture at all. Especially for a platform that handles sensitive legal documents and data for so many people. Come on team, long past time to fix this.
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How is this feature not considered mission critical!?!?!
Two years ago this was brought to your attention and the official response is "go vote for it".
Why should the community justify you implementing best practices?I would expect your team to realize you messed up in not adding this.
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