Add IP addresses for two-factor authentication (2FA)

When two-factor authentication (2FA) is enabled for your company account, admins can whitelist specific IP addresses. Users logging in from these IPs are not prompted for 2FA, which improves convenience in trusted environments (e.g., office network). Be aware: whitelisting reduces security and should be used carefully.

 

Feature access

Only users with the Administrator role can add, edit, or remove IP addresses from the whitelist. Available for all plans.

 

Before you begin

  • Collect the correct static IP address(es) for your office network.
  • Avoid adding personal or home IPs, as these often change and may lead to access or security issues.

 

Video instructions

A short step-by-step guide will follow soon! 

 

Steps

  1. Go to Settings in the top-right corner of your screen.
  2. Select Company account.
  3. Open the Users tab.
  4. Click on Manage IP Whitelist.
  5. Enter the IP Address and a Description (e.g., “Main office Amsterdam”).
  6. Click Add.
  7. The IP will now appear in the whitelist.
  8. To make changes:
  • Edit the entry to update IP or description
  • Remove the entry to re-enable 2FA for that IP

 

Tips and best practices

  • Whitelist only static IP addresses from secure company networks.
  • Review the whitelist regularly and remove outdated entries.
  • Avoid personal, home, or remote IP addresses to maintain security.

 

Troubleshooting

  • User not prompted for 2FA outside the office? 

        Check if their home IP was mistakenly added.

  • User prompted for 2FA inside the office? 

        Confirm the office IP address hasn’t changed and matches the whitelist entry.

Still having issues? Contact ProductIP via helpdesk@productip.com.

 

FAQ

  • Can I add multiple IP addresses?
    Yes. You can add as many IP addresses as needed for your trusted networks.

 

  • What happens if an IP address changes?
    If the IP changes, users will be prompted for 2FA again until the new address is added to the whitelist.

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