Administration
Security and sign-in
Sign-in rules for your organization — password length, a second sign-in step, automatic sign-out, company sign-in domains — and the audit log.
Security settings describe how people in your organization should sign in. Today they are saved but not yet applied when people sign in.
Availability
- Change
- the Owner. Others’ changes wait for the Owner’s approval
| Setting | What it is meant to do |
|---|---|
| Second step | Require a second sign-in step |
| Auto sign-out | How long someone can stay signed in while inactive |
| Shortest allowed password | The minimum password length |
| Company sign-in domains | Only email addresses on these domains may sign in |
What protects your organization today#
- Every person signs in with their own account; Google sign-in or an email and verified password.
- Permissions decide what each person can reach — see How access works.
- Sensitive changes wait for the Owner’s approval.
- Donna and automations can ask for your password before sensitive actions.