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In order to help ensure the data that you enter into your Softrip back-office applications is more secure, Softrip now offers a two factor authentication process.  Two-factor authentication increases security by requiring you to enter a temporary code each time you log in to your account. This verifies that the person logging in to your account not only knows your password, but also has access to the device on which your two-factor secret code is stored.  

Note

NOTES

  • SoftripNet authentication does not support 2FA, it is only supported in SoftripNext authentication.
    If your Softrip instance uses SoftripNet authentication, it will have to be updated and reconfigured to use SoftripNext authentication instead.
    Reach out to your Softrip contact on how to update these settings.

  • If you are using SoftripNet (legacy) reservations, ask your Softrip support contact to review the STServerWeb setting IsPassThruLoginEnabled and the STServer setting PassThroughSession. If those setting are not set correctly, 2FA requirements will not take effect.

  • Ask your Softrip contact to check for required table UserLockout

Accessing two-factor

The below steps outline how to access the two-factor authentication settings in security.

  1.  Select Select the security subsystem

  2. Select system settings in the drop-down

  3. Expand the Defaults section in the navigation bar

  4. Select "Two-Factor Authentication" from the menu

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