Test MFA-protected logins without hacks
Modern applications rely on multi-factor authentication.
Your automated tests should not break because of it.
DoesQA lets you generate real MFA tokens directly inside your automation tests, so protected login flows run reliably without manual intervention.
No bypassing security.
No disabling MFA in staging.
No sending codes around in Slack or Teams.
Use DoesQA as your MFA provider
With the Set MFA node, DoesQA can act as a 2FA provider within your tests.
You can:
Generate valid time-based one-time passwords
Store and reuse MFA secrets globally
Use MFA at any stage of any test
Apply the same setup across multiple flows
This means your test users can behave exactly like real users, including those with MFA enabled.
Test every user type in one flow
Because DoesQA supports branching, you can test:
Guest users
Returning users without MFA
New users without MFA
Returning users with MFA
New users setting up MFA for the first time
In the same flow.
Your tests can even perform the full journey of:
Registering a new user
Setting up MFA
Capturing and storing the MFA secret
Generating live tokens so you can log out and log back in
This allows complete coverage of real-world authentication scenarios without duplicating flows.
Capture MFA secrets automatically
MFA setup often displays a secret or QR code. DoesQA supports both approaches:
Capture the secret directly if shown on screen
Use the Scan node to read a QR code and extract the secret automatically
From there, DoesQA generates real tokens during execution.
OTP via email
In addition to authenticator-based MFA, DoesQA also supports one-time passwords delivered via email.
This allows you to automate email-based 2FA flows without leaving the platform.
Built for automation and manual testing
When reviewing test results, developers can generate a fresh MFA token directly from the result view to continue debugging without interruption.
Manual testers can log in as shared test users without passing authentication codes back and forth.
Everyone works faster, with less friction.
Secure, reliable, and realistic
MFA should increase confidence, not block automation.
DoesQA lets you test real authentication flows exactly as users experience them, while keeping your automation reliable and maintainable.