Account security
In My profile › Security you control how people sign in to your account and where it’s signed in.
Your password
Section titled “Your password”Change password asks for your current password and the new one, which must be 8 to 128 characters long. If you created your account with Google and never set a password, Set password appears here instead: with it you can also sign in with your email and turn on two-factor authentication.
Two-factor authentication
Section titled “Two-factor authentication”With two-factor authentication, besides your password, Inperia asks for a six-digit code generated by an authenticator app on your phone, such as Google Authenticator or Authy.
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In Two-factor authentication, select Enable and enter your password.
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Scan the QR code with your authenticator app, or use Manual entry.
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Save the Backup codes somewhere safe: they let you sign in if you lose your phone.
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Enter the six-digit code from the app and select Verify.
When you sign in, Inperia asks for the code after your password. You can tick Trust this device for 30 days so it doesn’t ask for it on that device during that time.
Connected accounts
Section titled “Connected accounts”Connected accounts shows what you can sign in with: your email and password, and Google. You can connect or disconnect Google, as long as you keep at least one way to sign in.
Active sessions
Section titled “Active sessions”Active sessions lists the devices where your account is signed in, with the browser, the operating system and when each session started. Revoke ends one session; Revoke all other sessions ends all of them except the one you’re using.
Sessions last 7 days and are renewed while you use the app. Resetting your password ends all sessions.
Your last activity
Section titled “Your last activity”If you’re on a rung that leads others, the people who have you in their care can see the day you last used the app, if their role allows it. Only the day is stored, never the time.
If someone tries to get in
Section titled “If someone tries to get in”If someone enters the wrong password several times in a row, Inperia locks access to the account for a while. If it wasn’t you, change your password and turn on two-factor authentication.