Signing in

You sign in to SQRL Enterprise with SQRL Identity, your single account for SQRL products. SQRL Identity handles your password, multi-factor authentication and passkeys; SQRL Enterprise handles what you may do in each workspace.

Updated 08 Nov 20262 min read

#Joining your organisation

You join an organisation by invitation. Your administrator invites your work email address to a workspace and assigns you a role.

  1. Open the invitation email and follow the link to SQRL Enterprise at enterprise.sqrl.tech (opens in a new tab).
  2. Select Continue with SQRL Identity.
  3. Create your SQRL Identity account with the same email address the invitation was sent to, or sign in if you already have one.
  4. Back in SQRL Enterprise, open your pending invitations and accept the workspace invitation.

If your institution is not yet on SQRL, you can request an organisation after you sign in. SQRL reviews the request, creates your organisation, and sends an owner invitation to the person you nominate.

#Signing in

  1. Go to enterprise.sqrl.tech (opens in a new tab).
  2. Select Continue with SQRL Identity.
  3. Complete sign-in at SQRL Identity with your password and second factor, or with a passkey.

You return to SQRL Enterprise, signed in. If you belong to more than one organisation, select the one you want to work in. You can switch later without signing out.

#Multi-factor authentication and passkeys

Multi-factor authentication and passkeys are managed in your SQRL Identity account. Open Settings in SQRL Enterprise and select Manage account to add a passkey, change your second factor or reset your password. If your organisation connects its own identity provider, its sign-in and MFA rules apply.

#Sessions

A session lasts up to 12 hours and is not extended by activity. When it ends, sign in again.

  • Sign out ends your session in this browser.
  • Sign out everywhere, under Settings, ends every session you have on every device.

Key takeaway

SQRL Identity proves who you are. Your role in each workspace decides what you can do. Keep your second factor and passkeys secure, since together they protect access to your organisation's operations.

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