Relm Pro doesn't currently offer a built-in second sign-in factor — there's no authenticator-app, text-message, passkey, or backup-code option in your account settings. This page explains how your sign-in is protected today and what you can do to strengthen it.
How your sign-in is protected today
- Continue with Google or Continue with Apple — your Google or Apple account's own security applies, including its two-step verification if it's turned on. If your firm enforces two-step verification on its Google accounts, that protection carries over to Relm.
- Email code — every sign-in with a one-time code requires access to your inbox.
- Password — passwords found in known data breaches can't be used.
Strengthen your account
- Prefer Continue with Google or Continue with Apple, with two-step verification turned on for that account.
- If you use a password, make it unique and keep it in a password manager.
- Review where you're signed in: click your avatar → Manage account → Security, and under Active devices choose Sign out of device for any device you don't recognize.
Excel add-in
The Excel add-in signs you in through a Relm sign-in window, with the same options as the web app. See Sign in to the Excel add-in.
Enterprise requirements
If your firm requires a second factor, or single sign-on through its own identity provider, talk to our team before you roll Relm out.