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Go to Setup, and go to “Permission Sets” (search for permission in the quick find box).
At the top of the table of existing permission sets, you will find a “New” button.
Provide a name for the permission set, for example “Multi-Factor Authentication” in the Label field
Label: Multi-Factor Authentication.
The API Name will be populated automatically when existing exiting the Label field. Click “Save”.
Go to System Permissions and click the “Edit” button.
Find the permission item for “Multi-Factor Authentication for User Interface Logins” and check the corresponding “Enabled” checkbox. Click “Save”.
On the next page, click on the “Manage Assignments” button, then “Add Assignments”
Select the users who need to be added and click the “Assign” button.
At next login, the users will be prompted to set up a Salesforce Authenticator as the Multi-Factor method (if they have not already specified one on their account).
To use a different MFA method users may click on “Choose Another Verification Method”.
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