Two features protect the account you use to sign in to the
KugelAudio dashboard:
- Two-factor authentication (2FA) asks for a six-digit code from an
authenticator app after your password or single sign-on.
- Passkeys let you sign in with your device’s fingerprint, face, PIN or a
security key instead of a password.
Both are optional for each person, unless an admin of your organization
requires 2FA. API keys are separate credentials; they are covered in
Authentication.
Set up two-factor authentication
You need an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, Microsoft
Authenticator, 1Password or Authy. KugelAudio does not send codes by SMS.
- In the dashboard sidebar, open Team & Settings, then Account Settings.
- In the security section, choose to add an authenticator app.
- Scan the QR code with your authenticator app, or type in the setup key shown
below it.
- Enter the six-digit code your app shows to confirm.
From then on, every sign-in asks for a current code from the app. You can
remove the authenticator app from the same page.
Sign in with a passkey
- Sign in as usual, then open Account Settings and add a passkey. Your
browser or password manager asks you to confirm with your fingerprint, face,
PIN or security key.
- Next time, choose Sign in with a passkey on the sign-in page and confirm
on your device. No password is needed.
A passkey counts as two factors on its own: it proves you hold the device and
confirms you with your fingerprint, face or PIN. After a passkey sign-in,
KugelAudio does not ask for your authenticator code, and it opens organizations
that require 2FA. Adding or removing a passkey or an authenticator app, and
changing your password, still ask for your authenticator code if you have one.
When your organization requires 2FA
Organization owners and admins can require 2FA for everyone in the organization
under Team & Settings, then Organization Settings. The same page shows
which members already have 2FA set up.
- To turn the requirement on, the admin must have 2FA set up and have signed in
with it, so an admin cannot lock themselves out.
- A member without 2FA is asked to set it up the next time they open the
organization, and gets access once it is done.
- A member with 2FA who signed in with a password or single sign-on is asked
for their code before the organization opens. Signing in with a passkey
counts as 2FA, so no code is needed.
The requirement applies to one organization. Your other organizations keep
their own setting.
If you lose your device
If you no longer have the phone or app that generates your codes, contact
support at hello@kugelaudio.com from the email
address of your account. After confirming it is you, support can reset 2FA on
your account. Sign in again and set up a new authenticator app right away,
especially if your organization requires 2FA.
A lost passkey does not lock you out: sign in with your password or single
sign-on instead, then remove the old passkey in Account Settings. Last modified on September 24, 2026