A: Hello csolivec. Yes, you can use the Latch app to protect your personal accounts like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and others by enabling TOTP-based 2FA.
A: Yes, with the Latch Support Tool (LST), you can deactivate a user by updating the authorization flow, as the system allows you to remove inactive users and add new ones. The flow is editable, so you can update it to include or exclude specific users (trough account id) as needed, ensuring flexibility and control over access and operations.
A: Hi Karlfrankeser+Ticinocom. Currently, Latch does not offer direct integration with Google Workspace (Cloud Identity) to automatically sync users and organizational units. If syncing with Google Workspace is critical for your operations, we’d love to hear more about your use case to evaluate it for future updates. Let us know if you have any additional questions!
Well it is essential, i think that any company running on O365 or Google Workspace will need this as they don't want to manage their users across x different tools, that is what Okta does well for example, or even Keycloak on prem.
Q: TOTP MFA
Hi, will it be possible to use Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator for the 2FA instead of using the Latch mobile TOTP ?
A: Hello huzairi, if you’re referring to the authorization processes (2-Factor Authorization) created with Latch, these must be paired with the Latch mobile app. This is because Latch’s advanced features, like locks, real-time alerts, and custom workflows, are specifically designed to work with its app.
However, if your question is about using TOTP codes for 2FA, yes, you can use other apps like...
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Q: Can I use Tu Latch to protect my Business and Personal Facebook, Youtube Channel, Twitter, etc?
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Jan 14, 2025A: Hello csolivec. Yes, you can use the Latch app to protect your personal accounts like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and others by enabling TOTP-based 2FA.
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Q: Users
1. Can a user be deactivated
2. Can I assign a new user in place of a deactivated user.
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Edited Jan 15, 2025A: Yes, with the Latch Support Tool (LST), you can deactivate a user by updating the authorization flow, as the system allows you to remove inactive users and add new ones. The flow is editable, so you can update it to include or exclude specific users (trough account id) as needed, ensuring flexibility and control over access and operations.
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Q: Does this integrate with Google Workspace (cloud identity)?
We run on Google Workspace, is there a way to sync the users and organizational units from Google Workspace into Latch?
Patxi_ba
Jan 15, 2025A: Hi Karlfrankeser+Ticinocom. Currently, Latch does not offer direct integration with Google Workspace (Cloud Identity) to automatically sync users and organizational units.
If syncing with Google Workspace is critical for your operations, we’d love to hear more about your use case to evaluate it for future updates. Let us know if you have any additional questions!
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Well it is essential, i think that any company running on O365 or Google Workspace will need this as they don't want to manage their users across x different tools, that is what Okta does well for example, or even Keycloak on prem.
Q: TOTP MFA
Hi, will it be possible to use Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator for the 2FA instead of using the Latch mobile TOTP ?
Patxi_ba
Jan 14, 2025A: Hello huzairi, if you’re referring to the authorization processes (2-Factor Authorization) created with Latch, these must be paired with the Latch mobile app. This is because Latch’s advanced features, like locks, real-time alerts, and custom workflows, are specifically designed to work with its app.
However, if your question is about using TOTP codes for 2FA, yes, you can use other apps like...
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