Multi-Factor Authentication Dashboard

Very helpful to ensure MFA implementation is on track!

Simple install, useful reports. My only complaint is that I have some of my users who have a U2F security key instead of the Salesforce Authenticator since they only log in on-site. The default reports will only show usage of Salesforce Authenticator and for some reason I cannot add U2F keys as a column in the "Users with Salesforce Authenticator" report, it gives me an error: "We couldn't complete your request. Ask your Salesforce admin for help. Error Details: We ran into an error when running this report. Try to re-submit your query." Can't seem to figure out a way around this since the error has no technical information to assist with troubleshooting.

Super Helpful

Makes tracking MFA enrolment a breeze

Good to track 2FA activities in our org

Useful to monitor the authentication process within our ORG.

Very helpful

Exactly what I needed - was able to use the newly installed report types to build the exact dashboard I wanted!

Very useful

These are honestly such time savers, sharing this information is so much easier.

Useful for monitoring MFA uptake but limited

This installs a number of report types, reports and a dashboard. It's useful, but does have its limitations. 1) It's not always easy to interpret the results. It would be great it if there was more info in plain language what the reports are showing, and - more importantly - what they are not showing. E.g. Is a "Verification Challenge" a challenge, or a login? 2) It's missing a simple, overall, "where am I up to?" report. 3) Some of the reports are not editable, or at least not completely customisable 4) The report types are, I think, hidden. It would be interesting to know what objects are being referenced so that we could build custom report types based on those objects. There is one report that is very useful from a security point of view, although I'm not sure what it has to do with MFA: it shows "verification challenges" by country and city. It seems to be based on IP address, although I can't see a way to expose the actual IP address, which would be very useful. The "city" is not always accurate (presumably outside Salesforce's remit, and derived from DNS??), but it has already revealed that our developer was sharing his login with subcontractors overseas.

Didn't install

Tried several times to install. Each time it said "It's taking a long time to install. We'll send you an e-mail when installation is complete." and I never got that e-mail.

How Do You Edit the Dashboard?

The number of users signed up is a speedometer chart, but the points are hardwired to 0, 33, 67, and 100. I need to be able to adjust it to our number of users. We now have 37 users set up, out of about 60. But the chart shows 37 as 37 percent.

Essential

Covers all MFA follow-up needs as an admin

Very useful for rolling out two factor authentication

This is a very easy and useful tool for tracking the 2FA rollout.