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Sign-in and your account

How people join their company in Falcon, sign in without a password and look after their own settings.

Falcon has no passwords. You sign in with a code sent to your email, and you can add an authenticator app or a passkey as another way in.

People join by invitation. The first administrator claims the workspace, then invites everyone else with a role.

Your own settings live under You: your profile, how you sign in, your notifications and how Falcon looks.

Sign in with an email code

In pilot

Type your email address and enter the code Falcon sends you. There is no password to remember or leak.

What you can do

  • Sign in from any browser with a one-time code
  • Use the code alone, or add a second step if your company asks for one

In Falcon: Sign in · Second step

In the API: getSignInOptions, startSignIn, completeSignIn, completeSecondStep

Authenticator apps and passkeys

In pilot

Add an authenticator app or a passkey as another way to sign in, with backup codes for when you lose a device.

What you can do

  • Add or remove an authenticator app or a passkey
  • Create a new set of backup codes
  • See where you are signed in and sign out of a session

In Falcon: Sign-in & security

In the API: beginSecurityEnrollment, confirmSecurityEnrollment, removeSecurityMethod, regenerateBackupCodes, getUserSecurity, revokeUserSession

Sign in with Google or Microsoft

In pilot

An administrator can let people sign in with their Google or Microsoft work account. Email codes stay available as a way back in.

What you can do

  • Switch Google or Microsoft sign-in on for the company
  • Link your Google or Microsoft account to your Falcon sign-in

In Falcon: Security · Sign-in & security

In the API: getSignInOptions, startSignIn, completeSignIn, getCompanyMicrosoftSignIn, putCompanyMicrosoftSignIn

Set up the workspace

In pilot

The administrator named when the workspace was created signs in once to claim it. Everyone else joins by invitation.

What you can do

  • Claim the workspace as its first administrator
  • Go straight on to invite your team or create the first agent

In Falcon: Set up the workspace

In the API: getWorkspaceSetup, completeWorkspaceSetup

Join by invitation

In pilot

People join a company in Falcon only when someone with the right role invites them. The invitation says which role they get.

What you can do

  • Open an invitation link and join with your email
  • Get the role the invitation names

In Falcon: Invitation

In the API: getInvitation, acceptInvitation

Your profile, notifications and appearance

In pilot

Keep your name and photo current, choose which notices you get, and pick light or dark.

What you can do

  • Edit your name and photo
  • Choose which notifications you get
  • Pick light, dark or match your device

In Falcon: Profile · Notifications · Appearance

In the API: getUserProfile, updateUserProfile, getUserPreferences, updateUserPreferences

Verify your phone number

In pilot

Add a mobile number to your profile and confirm it with a code sent by text.

What you can do

  • Add and confirm a mobile number

In Falcon: Profile

In the API: startPhoneVerification, confirmPhoneVerification

Phone codes for two-step

In pilot

Use a code sent to your mobile by text, RCS or a call to finish signing in and to confirm it's you. Passkeys and authenticator apps stay the stronger choice.

What you can do

  • Add a mobile number as your second step and choose text, RCS or a call
  • Get a code to sign in or confirm a change, with what it's for shown on screen
  • Let your company turn phone codes off, or require passkeys or authenticator apps for administrators

In Falcon: Sign-in & security · Security

In the API: startPhoneTwoStep, confirmPhoneTwoStep, setPhoneTwoStepDelivery, sendSecondStepPhoneCode

Ask to join a company

Coming next

Someone with a company email address can ask to join, and an administrator says yes or no.

What you can do

  • Ask to join from the sign-in page
  • Approve or turn down requests as an administrator

Who can do what

Who may do each thing in this guide, and what an AI assistant connected as that person may do with it. Roles are set in Company settings › Roles.

WhatWho mayAn assistant
Read sign-in choicesThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Start signing inThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Finish signing inThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Verify a second sign-in stepThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Start adding a security methodThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Verify a new security methodThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Remove a security methodPeople who can edit itCannot be undone · needs “change settings” · waits for your approval
Replace backup codesPeople who can edit itCannot be undone · needs “change settings” · waits for your approval
Reads your own sign-in methods and sessionsAnyone who can see itReads · needs “look”
Signs you out of one session, or everywherePeople who can edit itCannot be undone · needs “change settings” · waits for your approval
Read Microsoft sign-in settingsCompany administratorsReads · needs “look”
Save Microsoft sign-in settingsCompany administratorsChanges · needs “change settings” · waits for your approval
Read workspace setupThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Finish workspace setupThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Read a membership invitationThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Accept a membership invitationThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Reads your own profileAnyone who can see itReads · needs “look”
Changes your own profilePeople who can edit itChanges · needs “change settings” · waits for your approval
Reads your own preferencesAnyone who can see itReads · needs “look”
Changes your own preferencesPeople who can edit itChanges · needs “change settings” · waits for your approval
Send a phone verification codeThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Verify a phone numberThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Send a code to add a phone for two-stepThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Confirm the code and turn on phone two-stepThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Choose how phone codes are sentThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants
Send a phone code for a second stepThe browser holding the required sign-in, setup, enrollment or consent challenge; callbacks also require their bound state.Not offered to assistants

Next: Agents