Manage Multifactor Authentication in the CSP
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is the preferred security option to protect accounts. Learn how to enable or disable it when needed, how to sign in using MFA, remember your browser while using this option and track recent activity on your account.
About Multifactor Authentication in the Coupa Supplier Portal
Multifactor authentication (MFA) is the recommended security option to protect accounts. It requires the user to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to the Coupa Supplier Portal (CSP).
Some Coupa customers may require suppliers to use MFA to access their data in the CSP.
There are several methods to enable MFA in your account:
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Enable MFA by using an authenticator app (recommended option).
For more information, see Enable MFA using an authenticator app.
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Enable MFA using a passkey.
For more information, see Enable MFA using a passkey.
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Enable MFA by email.
For more information, see Enable MFA using email.
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Some legacy accounts can be using MFA by receiving a text message (SMS).
For more information, see Using SMS as MFA in the Coupa Supplier Portal.Note: SMS is being replaced for other methods. New suppliers cannot select this method on their first login. If you are a supplier using SMS, consider changing your settings and preferences to use a different MFA method.