A LITTLE SETUP. EXTRA PEACE OF MIND.
Secure your account.
An authenticator app gives you a private, changing code for your Tiny_ account. Set it up once, then use it on your phone or laptop.
Recommended for every client.
Required when you open documents, finance or access management. You can set it up later to view your permitted project summaries.
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Add your Tiny_ account
Checking your signed-in account…
On this phone? Use a setup key
In your app, add a time-based account named Tiny_ and paste this key. Keep it private.
Save your recovery codes
Store these in your password manager now. Each is for account recovery; never send them to Tiny_ in a message.
On a laptop or another screen
In your app, choose Add account and scan the private QR code shown during setup.
Doing this on your phone?
Choose Enter a setup key in the app. Copy your private key from setup, name the account Tiny_, and choose Time-based if asked.
Where to tap in Google Authenticator
Tap +, then Scan a QR code or Enter a setup key. Exact labels can vary with the app version.
Where to tap in Microsoft Authenticator
Tap + or Add account, then Other account. Scan the QR code, or use the manual code-entry option. Tiny_ does not require you to enrol it as a Microsoft work account.
Your setup key and QR code are private credentials. Never send them in messages or screenshots.
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Enter your first code
TINY_ · EXAMPLE ONLY123 456Return to Tiny_ and enter the six-digit code shown in your app. If it changes before you finish, use the new one.
After verification, save your recovery codes in a password manager. They help you recover access if you lose your phone.
You’re in control.
Skipping MFA gives less protection to your project summaries. Documents, finance and access management will stay locked until you verify with MFA.
This changes only summary access. It does not remove your authenticator or unlock private features.
