Gradual rollout: Multi-factor authentication is being rolled out gradually, organisation by organisation. You may not see it on your account yet — that’s expected. Once it’s available, you’ll be prompted on your next sign-in.
Disable MFA
1
Open Security Settings
From the left-hand navigation, open your user profile and select Security Settings.
2
Choose Disable MFA
Find the Multi-Factor Authentication section and click Disable MFA.
3
Re-enter your password
Even though you’re already signed in, Clarus WMS asks you to enter your current password again to confirm the change.
4
Enter a code from your authenticator app
Open your authenticator app, find the Clarus WMS entry, and type the current six-digit code into the Verification Code field. Click Verify Code to complete the disable action.
5
Remove the entry from your authenticator app
Once MFA is disabled in Clarus WMS, you can delete the Clarus WMS entry from your authenticator app to keep it tidy. This is optional — leaving the entry in place doesn’t cause any problems.
If you cancel out of the disable flow, or either of the verification steps fails, MFA stays enabled on your account.

