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Keep your board materials secure with two-step verification.

Tutaki uses multi-factor authentication (MFA) to protect access to sensitive documents and meetings. You’ll sign in with your email, then confirm with a one-time code sent to your email and your phone (SMS). MFA is quick, auditable, and dramatically reduces account risk.

Note: Phone (SMS) codes are used for forgotten passwords and account recovery, and are only needed for the first time you set up your account.

What you can do

  • Go to your Tutaki login page and

    • Sign in with Google or Microsoft or

    • Sign in with Email and Password

  • Choose your second factor: Email (send another code) or Phone (SMS).

  • Enter the 6-digit MFA code.

  • You're in.

Before you start

  • Make sure you can access your inbox (check spam/filters) and that your mobile number (with country code) can receive SMS.

  • If your email or phone changed, update it in Account Settings before signing out of existing devices.

If you can’t get a code

Email code not arriving

  • Wait up to 2 minutes, then click Resend code.

  • Check Spam/Junk and any security filters.

  • Ask IT to allow messages from the Tutaki domain.

Note: If you're on a work computer it might be getting caught by internal security systems.

SMS code not arriving

  • Skip or confirm your number (with +country code) in Profile → Account Settings.

  • Ensure you have signal, some carriers delay international SMS.

  • Tap Resend after ~30 seconds; avoid many rapid requests (rate limits).

  • Skip if this doesn't work.

Still stuck?

Contact our support team here.

FAQs

Can I turn off MFA?

No - we take security seriously. MFA requirements required by all users.

Why am I asked for MFA again on the same computer?

You may be on a new browser, cleared cookies or your “remember” window expired.

What if I changed my phone number?

Update it in Profile → Security (you’ll re-verify), or ask an our support team if you’re locked out.

Do you support authenticator apps?

Tutaki currently supports email and SMS codes. Additional methods may be introduced in the future.
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