- Select the profile dropdown option from the top right of the screen
- Select "Enable MFA"
- Select Authenticator app (Email Verification is not supported yet comming soon)
- You will need an MFA app on your device, Microsoft Authenticator works well on Apple and Android sites and can be downloaded from the app or play store.
- Using your device scan the QR code in the authenticator app and follow the on screen prompts
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Account Permissions
ChangeBreeze's role-based permission system provides: Flexibility: Six distinct roles to match your organizational structure Security: Separation of duties and principle of least privilege ITIL Compliance: Roles aligned with ITIL change management best practices Scalability: Works for small teams and large MSPs alike Auditability: Complete logging of all permission-based actions
Azure - Enable signed assertions
If you see the following warning it means you have certificate signing disabled in ChangeBreeze and in your SAML configuration in Entra / Azure. The Verification Certificates section must be set to required in Microsoft Entra under you Enterprise app along with the SP certificate uploaded.
Enforcing Multi-Factor Authentication for All Users
Enforcing MFA protects your organization by adding a layer of security beyond passwords. Admins can enable it in ChangeBreeze’s Organization settings. SAML-authenticated users may already have MFA via their identity provider and can be excluded from additional enforcement.
How to setup SAML authentication with Microsoft Entra / Azure
This guide walks you through setting up SAML Single Sign-On (SSO) for ChangeBreeze with Entra ID, allowing users to log in automatically using their company credentials. By integrating with your existing identity provider (such as Entra ID), ChangeBreeze can provide a secure and seamless login experience without the need for separate passwords. Once complete, users can access ChangeBreeze instantly through their organization’s sign-in portal, improving both security and convenience.
Managing Global User Permissions for Organizational Accounts
In a multitenant system with organizational user accounts, permissions are global and apply to all sub-companies within the organization. Any permissions set at the organizational level automatically cascade to the sub-companies. User accounts can have roles set during their creation, with the option to edit these roles later from the User Management page. Editing a user's role will update their role across all companies within the organization, override any custom role settings at the company level, and take effect immediately.