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A lost phone is replaced with a new authenticator

Who is involved

RoleWhat they do
EmployeeLost the phone and the backup codes.
Tenant adminConfirms identity and removes the old authenticator.

Step by step

  1. Employee

    Contacts the administrator by a trusted channel.

    What they see:Nothing changes yet.

  2. Tenant admin

    Confirms who is asking, then opens Settings, Users and the row's Remove authenticator action.

    What they see:A warning says this lowers the account's protection until the person enrols again.

  3. Tenant admin

    Confirms.

    What they see:The authenticator and backup codes are cleared and a critical audit entry is written.

  4. Employee

    Opens My profile, Security and enrols a new authenticator by scanning the QR code.

    What they see:Ten new backup codes are shown once.

  5. Employee

    Saves the codes somewhere safe.

    What they see:The profile shows the authenticator as enabled.

Who is told what

No automatic notice is sent for the removal. Every password sign-in of someone who has an authenticator app asks for its code, so a removal matters most for platform operators and for people your company requires to use one; a platform operator's own recovery is done by another operator from Platform, Users.

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