Chapter 1

Login & Authentication

Learn how to access your Tensoract account, configure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), switch assigned organizational roles, and recover forgotten passwords.

Overview

User accounts on this platform are created and managed by your Company Admin or Super User. Self-registration is disabled. If you do not have account credentials, please contact your internal Company Admin or reach out to Support to request access.

Administrative Account Provisioning Only
Self-registration is disabled across the platform. If you require an account or your credentials need updating, contact your organization's Company Admin or Tensoract Support.

Standard Login

Standard authentication requires your registered email address and password, followed by security verification when signing in from an unrecognized device.

Step-by-Step Guide to Sign In

1

Navigate to the Tensoract login page

Open your supported browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari) and navigate to your organization's Tensoract web application portal.

2

Enter your registered Email address and Password

Provide your corporate credentials in the email and password fields. You may optionally select Remember me to retain your email on this workstation.

Figure 1: Login Page - Email and Password Entry

Figure 1: Login Page - Email and Password Entry

3

Click Sign in

If your account requires Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), or if you are logging in from a new browser session, you will be redirected to the OTP verification screen.

Figure 2: OTP Verification Screen - Displayed After Sign In

Figure 2: OTP Verification Screen - Displayed After Sign In

4

Complete OTP verification if prompted

If logging in from a new device, enter the 6-digit code sent to your registered email address. Refer to Section 1.3 for detailed MFA steps.

Figure 3: MFA Verification Page - OTP Entered

Figure 3: MFA Verification Page - OTP Entered

5

Select your Organization and Role (Multi-Role Users)

If you are assigned multiple roles within the company, select the organization and specific role you wish to use for this active working session.

Figure 4: Organization Selection Screen

Figure 4: Organization Selection Screen

Figure 5: Organization and Role Selection Screen

Figure 5: Organization and Role Selection Screen

6

New or Untrusted Device Challenge

If you are logging in from a new or untrusted device, the system will ask you to complete Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) by entering the verification code sent to your registered email.

Multi-Factor Authentication (Email OTP)

Overview

Tensoract uses email-based One-Time Password (OTP) verification when you sign in from an untrusted or unrecognized device. This adds an extra layer of security to your account.

How MFA Works

  • Automated Code Delivery: After entering valid credentials on an untrusted device, a 6-digit OTP is automatically generated and sent to your registered email address.
  • Verification Screen: Enter the OTP on the verification screen and click Verify to complete authentication.
  • Resend OTP: If you do not receive the OTP within 60 seconds, click Resend OTP to trigger a fresh security code.
    Figure 6: MFA - Resend OTP Option

    Figure 6: MFA - Resend OTP Option

  • Alternate MFA Email: If your account has Allow alternate MFA email enabled by an administrator, click Send code to a different email to receive the OTP at your configured alternate backup address.
    Figure 7: MFA - Alternate Email Option

    Figure 7: MFA - Alternate Email Option

    Figure 8: MFA - Alternate Email Address Entry Form

    Figure 8: MFA - Alternate Email Address Entry Form

  • Remember this device: Select Remember this device before clicking to verify if you want the system to trust your browser. You will not be asked for an OTP on future logins from the trusted device for the configured retention period.
    Figure 9: MFA - Remember This Device

    Figure 9: MFA - Remember This Device

  • Log In using Single Sign On: From the OTP verification screen, users can also click Log In using Single Sign On to switch directly to corporate SSO authentication instead of entering the emailed OTP.
    Figure 10: MFA - Switch to SSO from the OTP Screen

    Figure 10: MFA - Switch to SSO from the OTP Screen

MFA Cannot Be Bypassed
You cannot skip MFA verification when logging in from an untrusted device. If you do not receive the OTP, inspect your Spam or Junk folders, or contact your administrator to verify your email address.

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Check your email inbox

After submitting your login credentials, open your inbox and look for the email with the subject line containing your 6-digit security code.

2

Enter the code on the verification screen

Type or paste the 6 digits into the input fields on the verification page.

3

(Optional) Tick Remember this device

Check this option if you are on a personal or dedicated corporate workstation so you will not be prompted on every subsequent login.

4

Click Verify

Once validated, you will be instantly logged in and redirected to your active dashboard.

Forgot Password / Reset Password

Steps to Reset a Forgotten Password

1

Click Forgot Password?

On the login page, click the Forgot Password? link situated right above the sign in button.

Figure 11: Login Page - Forgot Password Link

Figure 11: Login Page - Forgot Password Link

2

Enter your registered email address and click Submit

Provide the email address associated with your Tensoract tenant profile.

3

Receive temporary password

The Reset Password page will appear. Simultaneously, you will receive a secure temporary password in your registered email inbox.

Figure 12: Reset Password Page

Figure 12: Reset Password Page

4

Enter temporary password and click Verify

Enter the temporary password from your email to authorize the password change workflow.

5

Create new password (minimum 8 characters)

Your password must be at least 8 characters long and contain both letters and numbers for compliance.

6

Sign in with your new password

Once your password has been successfully updated, you are redirected back to the Login page to sign in with your permanent new password.

Figure 13: Login Page After Password Reset

Figure 13: Login Page After Password Reset

Temporary Password Expiration
Temporary passwords expire after a strict time period and cannot be reused. If your temporary password has expired before use, request a new one by repeating the Forgot Password flow.
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