I heard your sentiments about reinforcing multi-factor authentication or two-step verification to your clients in QuickBooks Online Accountant (QBOA), crystal. I’d also think the same if I were to manage multiple clients' books.
You’re right that reinforcing this would be safer for your customers to safeguard their accounts and other confidential information. Multi-factor authentication is a security enhancement on top of the usual password requirement.
Turning on two-step verification is optional set by QuickBooks to give users a choice to add another level of security for their accounts. Thus, customers can manually turn them on if they opt to. If you prefer to reinforce this to everyone, you can utilize a third-party application or set this within your email provider to prevent fraud from accessing your account and your clients.
Feel free to visit this article to learn more about the feature: Verify your Intuit Account with multi-factor authentication or two-step verification.
I am always available to help you with securing your QuickBooks account and managing transactions.
