You can now choose whether the authentication code is generated by an authenticator app on the claimants phone or have it emailed to the claimant.
Administration -> General -> Security ->Multi-factor Authentication
Introducing 'Trust period'. When a claimant has successfully authenticated in a location you can set a 'trust' period during which logins will not require the authentication code. Once the trust period expires the claimants will be required to enter the authentication code on their next login to renew the trust. This can be set such that the authentication code will be required for each login attempt.
If email is chosen as the authentication method the claimant will be presented with a 'Send email' button on login. If they don't receive the authentication code they will be able to request it again.
Notifications of logins at other (Not trusted) locations. If attempt is made to login to, at different locations to the one normally used by the claimant they will be alerted by email.
To login using the Microsoft/Google authenticator app follow the link below.
How to login using multi-factor authenticator – Point Progress