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Disable MFA


Use the Disable Multi-Factor Authentication screen to remove the authenticator app requirement from an user's account.
After unlinking the authenticator, the account no longer requires a verification code during login.


This screen includes:

#ElementDescription
1Modal titleDisplays Authentication setup
2Close actionDismisses the modal
3Active MFA messageConfirms that 2-step verification is active
4Instruction textExplains that unlinking the current app turns off 2-step verification or allows a new authentication app to be linked
5Learn more linkOpens additional information about 2-step verification
6Unlink authentication app actionStarts the authenticator unlink flow

Workflow

  1. Open Account.
  2. Select Edit account.
  3. Select Security–2 step verification.
  4. Select Unlink authentication app.
  5. Review the unlink confirmation dialog.
  6. Select Unlink authentication app to disable MFA, or select Cancel to keep MFA active.

Validations

ScenarioApp BehaviorSDK Output
Session missing or expiredRequire sign instate = unauthenticated
MFA is not activeBlock unlink flowmfa = disabled
Request in progressShow loading statestate = loading
Request blockedDisplay restriction messageHTTP 405

Actions

ScenarioApp BehaviorSDK Output
Screen openedLoad active MFA statePUT /api/v3/account/mfa/disable
Learn more selectedOpen MFA help contentNavigation event
Unlink authentication app selectedOpen unlink confirmation dialogmfa = unlink_pending
Unlink confirmedDisable MFAMFA disable request triggered
MFA disables successfullyDisplay disabled confirmation statemfa = disabled
Cancel selectedClose dialog and keep MFA activeNo state change
Close selectedDismiss modalNo state change

Endpoint Resources

Authentication Disabled

PUT 

v3/account/mfa/disable

Displays the multi-factor authentication disabled screen.

Verification Disabled

PUT 

v3/account/mfa/disable/successful

Returns the confirmation popup after MFA disables successfully.

POST 

v3/account/mfa/disable

Disables and unlinks multi-factor authentication for the current doctor.