Overview
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) only applies if you sign in to cs.thomsonreuters.com/myaccount/.
Use this article to manage multi-factor authentication (MFA) settings for your firm and your own accounts. Before following any instructions listed here, find out which account type you have:
- Thomson Reuters ID (TRID) customers, follow the Thomson Reuters ID instructions below. Example of TRID login.
Require MFA for your firm
Once you enable the Require MFA setting, your clients and staff must verify their application sign-in attempts using MFA. To avoid interruptions, ensure each user has a smartphone or similar mobile device with either the Thomson Reuters Authenticator mobile app or a third party MFA app before you require MFA.
If you require MFA for your staff or clients, they will not be able to remove MFA from their account if they lose their paired device. Because of this, we recommend the use of Backup options as described in Multi-factor authentication overview.
Thomson Reuters ID MFA instructions for administrators
Remove MFA devices from an account
If MFA is set to be required for all users, as described in the previous section, you will not be able to remove a device from your account if it is the only paired device. There must be an MFA device paired if it is required.
Thomson Reuters ID instructions
Remove device from your account
Administrators only: Remove device from another account
Generate 10 temporary MFA codes for future access without a device
If you do not have access to your MFA device, see Multi-factor authentication troubleshooting for instructions.
Thomson Reuters ID instructions
- Visit the My Account page on our website and log in to your Thomson Reuters ID.
- Click the My Profile link.
- On the My Profile screen, click the Multi-Factor Authentication tab.
- On the Multi-factor Authentication screen, click the Generate New Codes button to create a new batch of emergency access codes. Note that doing so will replace any codes that you generated before.
- Store the emergency access codes in a locked safe or another secure location.
Enable account recovery
Set up account recovery to back up your Thomson Reuters Authenticator app to your iCloud or Google Drive.
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