Use One-Time Password (OTP) to R&U

OTP requires two switches to be enabled. The space requires OTP to R&U, and you register a device. If the space requires it but you don’t enable it in your personal settings, you can’t R&U pages.

Step 1: Confirm the space requires OTP

Only space admins can enable OTP authentication, by going to Space settings → Integrations → QC R&U Space settings → Enable OTP authentication.

Step 2: Register your device

  1. In the Confluence left sidebar, click Apps.

  2. Click QC R&U - Global and navigate to the Personal Settings tab.

  3. Find QC R&U OTP Authentication.

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  4. Click Enable. A panel titled Enable OTP Authentication opens.

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  5. Open your authenticator app and scan the QR code.

  6. Type the 6-digit code into the field (placeholder Enter OTP).

  7. Click Enable OTP.

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A badge ENABLED appears next to QC R&U OTP Authentication.

Step 3: Confirm a page with OTP

  1. Open the page and click QC - R&U (or use the Signature Box).

  2. In OTP, type the current code from the authenticator app.

  3. Click Verify OTP.

  4. You should see: “The OTP you entered is correct.

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  5. Click Read and Understood.

If you see “The OTP you entered is not correct.”, wait for the next code and click Verify OTP again. The buttons stay unavailable until a code is accepted.

Re-register or turn off OTP

In Personal Settings, use Re-register device (same QR panel as Enable) or Disable OTP. Disabling sends a Confirmation Code to your Confluence email.

Optional: 1Password

1Password can store the OTP for this app.

  1. In 1Password, create a Login item.

  2. Set the website to your Confluence site URL (the address you use every day, such as <https://your-site.atlassian.net).>

  3. In Confluence, open Personal Settings and click Enable until the QR code is visible.

  4. In the 1Password browser extension, scan that QR code into the item.

  5. When you confirm a page, fill the OTP field from 1Password, then click Verify OTP.