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Passkeys (WebAuthn)

Passwordless authentication with passkeys

Set up passwordless login using passkeys (WebAuthn) for secure, convenient authentication.

Passkeys are a modern authentication method that replaces passwords:

  • Secure: Based on public key cryptography
  • Phishing-resistant: Bound to specific domains
  • Convenient: Use fingerprint, face, or device PIN
  • Cross-platform: Works on computers and mobile devices
  1. Log in with your existing method (email/password or SSO)

  2. Go to Settings > Security

  3. In the Passkeys section, click Add Passkey

  4. Follow your browser/device prompts:

    • Touch fingerprint sensor
    • Use Face ID
    • Enter device PIN
  5. Name your passkey (e.g., “MacBook Pro”, “iPhone”)

  6. Passkey is registered

  1. Go to the login page

  2. Click Sign in with Passkey

  3. Select your passkey from the browser prompt

  4. Authenticate with fingerprint/face/PIN

  5. You’re logged in

View and manage your passkeys in Settings > Security:

  • View registered passkeys: See all devices
  • Rename passkeys: Give meaningful names
  • Delete passkeys: Remove compromised or old devices
PlatformAuthentication Method
macOSTouch ID, Apple Watch
WindowsWindows Hello (PIN, fingerprint, face)
iOS/iPadOSFace ID, Touch ID
AndroidFingerprint, face, PIN
Security KeysFIDO2 hardware keys
  • Domain-bound: Passkeys only work on the correct domain
  • No shared secrets: Private key never leaves your device
  • Backup options: Keep multiple passkeys registered
  • Recovery: Ensure you have an alternative login method

Passkeys are enabled by default. Platform admins can configure authentication options in system settings.

View users’ registered passkeys in user management. Admins can:

  • See how many passkeys a user has registered
  • Assist users who lose access
  • Revoke passkeys if needed
  • Ensure you’re on the correct domain
  • Try a different browser
  • Check if the device supports WebAuthn
  • Update your browser to latest version
  • Ensure platform authenticator is enabled
  • Try using a hardware security key
  • Use alternative login method (password, SSO)
  • Contact administrator for account recovery