With the "two-factor authentication" security function, you must first enter your e-mail and password when logging in. Then, you will receive a code on an authenticator app or via SMS, which you must also enter. In Zenegy, you can receive your two-factor code via an authenticator app or mail. SMS.If you have questions about the two-factor authentication and are companyadministrator you can read about it here. Setting up two-factor authenticationWhen you create your user profile, you are automatically forwarded to the setup of your two-factor authentication, where you must choose how you want your two-factor codes delivered.We recommend that you use an authenticator app. We do this as getting your code this way can be easier and faster.Here you have links to installation instructions for the two authenticator apps that the system works with: Microsoft AuthenticatorGoogle AuthenticatorNOTE: If you use a foreign number , i.e., a number that does not have the country code +45, then you MUST use an authenticator app , as right now ONLY Danish numbers can receive SMS codes.Once you have selected the method you want to use, the system automatically guides you to the rest of the setup for the selected method.Changing two-factor authentication and setting up backup codesOnce set up and logged in, you can click on your name in the right corner (1)   and go to Settings (2).Here, your window will look like this, and you can access, switch and select your two-factor authentication. This is done via the Two-factor authentication button. Here, we further recommend that you access the Backup codes function. These codes are one-time codes that you can save and use if your primary two-factor device is unavailable or lost.For example, if you use an authenticator app on your phone as your primary 2FA method, but your phone breaks, you can still log into your account by entering one of your pre-generated backup codes.NOTE: It is important to note, however, that the backup codes must be stored safely, as they can be used to bypass the two-factor protection. It is therefore recommended that you store the backup codes in a safe place, e.g. in a password management app.