

We hope that you now have a better understanding of how to log in to Keka using two-factor authentication. Once the code is entered, click on Login (2), and you should be directed to the home screen of your Keka portal. This will take us to the step of entering the c ode (1) received through a text message/email. Web clock-in will track the login and log out time for each employee. Web clock-in is a web interface that can be access by employees (logged in) on web browsers by going to.

Choose from either a text message to your registered mobile number on Keka, or an email to your registered email address. For such organizations, Keka provides an option to log attendance using the laptop/desktop, the employees might have access to. All new dashboard with real time updates about colleagues, reports and all other employees in the organisation. Greater accessibility: Access the new app in six languages: English, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Kannada. Now, an additional step will appear titled Verify Your Identity.Īs can be seen here, you will have two options to verify your access. What's new in Keka HR - Visually stunning: Butter-smooth, intuitive user experience, dark mode and multiple theme support. Now, we enter the user email, and p assword, and then enter the c aptcha code as usual and click on Login (2). A prompt will appear on will you have to click. Choose Disable Login from the available options. To do so, open the employee's profile on the portal and click on Actions. Let us take a look at the steps for logging in using the 2FA method - As a privileged user in Keka (such as a Global Admin, HR Executive, or HR Manager), you can disable an employee's self-service portal login for reasons such as termination. This significantly enhances the security of user accounts & systems and prevents unauthorized access to data.

We have implemented 2FA to mitigate the risk of unauthorized access by requiring an additional verification step beyond a simple password. Two-factor authentication (2FA), also known as multi-factor authentication (MFA), is a security measure that adds an extra layer of protection to user accounts and systems.
