Step 0. Sign in to your Admin account using your email and password.
Make sure to use the credentials of your Administrator account:
Step 1. Enable multi-factor authentication for your Administrator account
We advocate for the adoption of additional security measures and are actively transitioning away from the reliance on login credentials for authentication. To enhance the security of your Administrator account, consider implementing the following authentication methods:
Go to Profile and set up an additional authentication method for the Admin's account:
Send email invitations to employees, allowing them to self-enroll. You will need to enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for each employee and decide whether you want them to sign in without having to enter usernames and passwords at all, or simply add passwordless MFA to the traditional password-based authentication.
Please ensure that you use a valid email address for new employees. They must accept the invitation within 24 hours, as the link will expire otherwise.
At this stage, the Administrator should choose oneof the two SSO options :
Passwordless Authentication: This method eliminates the need for a traditional username and password. Employees will utilize one of the following options for authentication:
FIDO Security Key (e.g. Hideez Key, YubiKey)
Passkey or platform authenticator (e.g. native biometric authentication on Android devices, Touch ID / Face ID on iOS devices, Windows Hello)
Hideez Authenticator App
Two-Factor Authentication: In this case, the user will have to enter their username and password as usual, and then use one of the passwordless methods to complete the two-factor verification:
FIDO Security Key
Hideez Authenticator App
OTP Authenticator App (e.g. Microsoft Authenticator)
You can import up to users from your Active Directory, saving time and effort. Additionally, you can choose to change the domain password.
Ensure that you provide the correct data while syncing your Active Directory.
Step 3. Configuring SAML and OIDC
Hideez Server allows you to enable passwordless Single Sign-On (SSO) based on the SAML and OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocols. These protocols are utilized to verify a user’s identity when an employee tries to access web or mobile applications. 

To configure Hideez Server as an Identity Provider for passwordless SSO, go to Settings → Parameters → SAML / OIDC, and proceed with SAML or OIDC configuration:
Step 4: Enable Passwordless Single Sign-On on the server using Passkeys or the Hideez Authenticator App.
After employees have received the invitation letter, they are prompted to finish self-enrollment by choosing one of the available passwordless authentication methods:
External security keys (likeHideez Key or YubiKey).
Cross-platform authenticators can be used across different operating systems (Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, etc.). Examples include FIDO security keys (Passkey) and biometric methods like fingerprint or facial recognition, which are supported on a wide range of devices.
Platform authenticators are unique to a specific platform. For example, Windows Hello facial recognition for Windows-based devices and Touch ID for Apple devices.
To create a Passkey on a smartphone or tablet, your employees will be prompted to scan the QR code on their PC:
Hideez Authenticator enables passwordless Single Sign-On (SSO) through the use of one-time QR codes. This is particularly valuable for users with smartphones lacking biometric capabilities. The app serves as a substitute for biometric login methods while ensuring a secure passwordless experience.
To activate Hideez Authenticator as an SSO method, an employee will have to follow the onscreen steps in the application:
In addition to passwordless SSO, Hideez Authenticator allows users to enable passwordless desktop login to Windows PCs. This feature is described in Step 5.
After creating the user profile, employees can enhance security by adding more authentication methods. They can enroll additional devices (smartphones/tablets/laptops) as FIDO2 authenticators or register the Hideez Authenticator app.
Step 5. Desktop login for Windows PCs.
You can utilize the Hideez Authenticator mobile app to unlock your PCs running on Windows 10/11. To do this, ensure the following three conditions are met:
Download .exe or .msi (x86, x64) installation file
Open and proceed with all steps, then click Install:
Configure your Hideez Client in Wizard:
crucialThis step is very important to configure the Hideez Client on your Workstation
Configure Hideez Client
2. Authorize your workstation on your Hideez Server.
Go to the section Workstation on your server, select Workstation, and click Approve:
Restart your PC or click Reconnect on Hideez Authenticator:
The indicator of connection of your server will have a green color:
3. Enroll Hideez Authenticator by scanning the QR code on your workstation.
There are two methods for unlocking your PC using the Authenticator. Depending on the method, you'll need to use your Hideez Authenticator mobile app with the Hideez Client desktop program.