Process Considerations:

• Obtain your organization’s sign-in URL. This might be available in the Welcome/Activation email that you received from your administrator.

• You will need to either be onsite with a wired connection or connected to VPN

Okta Verify Desktop App Setup

1. Install Okta Verify on your desktop (You will need to be onsite with a wired connection or on VPN)
   
   1. Windows computer: Enter “Software Center” into the Search field in the Windows taskbar and click Return.
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      2. Click on the "Okta Verify" icon in the list:
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      4. Click "Install" to download and install the app.
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   2. Mac: Grab it from our Self Service App.
2. Open Okta Verify using the desktop icon.
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3. Click Get started.
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4. Click "Next"
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5. On the "New Account" screen enter your organization’s sign-in URL.
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   2. If your emails ends with wisconsin.edu or wisconsinhumanities.org use: https://myapps.wisconsin.edu
   3. If your emails ends with uwsa.edu use:  https://myapps.uwsa.edu
6. Click Next.
7. A browser window will open, enter your e-mail address in the "Username" field and click "next"
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8. Click Select next to Get a push notification to your registered mobile device. If prompted click "Select" next to "Get a push notification"
   
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9. You will automatically get a notification on phone to verify that it’s you. Open the notification on your phone and verify “Yes it’s me.” 
10. You will get a message on your desktop that says your identify is verified.
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11. If prompted to enable Windows Hello click on "Not Now"
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12. Okta Verify is now configured on your desktop. 

Verify with Okta Verify app

1. Sign into a service that requires Okta verification
2. On the 2FA screen make sure it says Okta FastPass
   1. If not, choose Verify with something else and select it from the following screen

     3. Complete the verification via your Okta Verify app

Additional Resources

Related Links:

• Okta Verify for Windows Official Documentation
• Apple Touch ID on Mac Guide