Logging in to the AB Tasty platform

To access the AB Tasty interface, you need a company-specific AB Tasty account, which you can log in to with an email address and a password.

Multiple users with specific access rights can log in to the account. (For more on this, refer to Access rights and user management article). 

Logging in to AB Tasty for the first time

Receiving account access as a new user

Activating your account with the Google Sign-in option

Activating your account with a password option

Using secure connection with Single sign-on (SSO)

Logging in to AB Tasty interface

Getting an access to a new account

Resetting your password

Logging in using single sign-on (SSO)

Logging in using multi-factor authentication (MFA)

Requesting a new code

Saving the device

Logging in to AB Tasty for the first time

The account is created by the AB Tasty teams, along with the profiles authorized to use the account and to log in to the platform.

Receiving account access as a new user

When a new user is added to a customer account, they automatically receive a welcome email inviting them to activate their account.

Google Sign-up option

To sign up with your Google account, apply the following steps:

1. Click Activate my profile from the welcome email.
2. On the AB Tasty landing page, select Google Sign-up.
3. Select the Google account linked to your professional email address and continue: you will be redirected to the experiments dashboard.

 

Password option

To log in to the AB Tasty interface, apply the following steps:

1. Click Activate my profile from the welcome email.
2. Enter your email address in the login page that appears and click Next.

         3. Create your password and confirm it. Then, click Save password & Log in to be redirected to the platform.

The process varies depending on whether you are using a secure connection (Single-Sign On) or a standard connection. 

Using a secure connection with Single sign-on (SSO)

For security reasons, your company may choose to use SSO (Single Sign-On); a unique authentication system which enables you to connect to several platforms using the same email address and password.

When you use SSO, our platform takes care of linking AB Tasty to your professional portal.
When a new user is added to a customer account, they automatically receive a new email.

1. Click Log in from the email: AB Tasty detects the domain of your address and automatically redirects you towards your company portal.
2. In the dedicated fields, enter your professional email address and password and click Log in: If you have access to the AB Tasty platform, the test dashboard is displayed.

 

Logging in to AB Tasty platform

To log in to AB Tasty when you already have an account, apply the following steps:

1. Go to AB Tasty login page.
2. Enter your professional email address and your password. Click Sign in 
3. Or select Sign from the Google option.

The test dashboard is displayed.

Getting access to a new account

When existing AB Tasty users are granted access to a new account, they automatically receive a new account email inviting them to login.

To log in to AB Tasty, click Login in from the email or connect via the login page https://app2.abtasty.com/login:
The new account name appears on account drop-down in the navigation bar.

Resetting your password

If you have forgotten your password, click the Forgotten your password? link and enter your email address to receive a reset link and create a new password.  

Logging in using single sign-on (SSO)

Once SSO is enabled in AB Tasty, all users will have to log in via SSO. Follow these steps to sign in to your AB Tasty account. 

⭐ Good to know

Once SSO login is enabled on your account, the ability to log in with an email and password will be disabled, meaning that you can no longer log in to your AB Tasty account by manually entering the value in the password field. 

1. From the login page, click Sign-in with SSO.
2. Enter your professional email address in the email address field.
3. Click Sign-in:

You will be automatically redirected to your provider to authenticate, or if you are already authenticated, you will be redirected to the AB Tasty platform.

 

Logging in using multi-factor authentication (MFA)

 Activate the multi-factor authentication (MFA) functionality via your account settings to configure an additional level of security during the login process (for more information, refer to Personal information).

🚩 Heads up

Milti-factor authentication is only possible within the framework of a standard connection. If you are using Single Sign-On, MFA isn't necessary as the conneection is already secure.

Once configuration is complete, when logging in to the AB Tasty platform, apply the following steps:

1. Click Log in in the credentials confirmation email,
   or
2. Click Log in on the home page of the AB Tasty website.
3. Enter your email address and the provided password in the login page that appears.
4. Click Login,
   An authentication code is automatically sent via text message to the mobile number configured previously (for more on this, refer to Personal information>Multi-factor authentication (MFA))
5. Enter the 6-digit code in the relevant field,
   
   
   
6. Click Verify,
   The test dashboard is displayed.

Requesting a new code

The 6-digit code must be used within 2 minutes after the text message is received. If necessary, click Resend to receive a new code.

Saving the device

When multi-factor authentication is enabled, you can save the device used to log in to the platform.

To do this, during the second verification step, apply the following steps:

1. Enter the 6-digit code in the relevant field,
2. Check Don’t ask for codes on this device,
3. Click Done,

You will no longer receive verification codes for this device and will be able to log in with just your email and password.

However, if you don't log in for 15 consecutive days, two-step authentication will be re-enabled and you will receive a verification code.

Learn more

User information

Access rights and user management

SSO: Single sign-on in AB Tasty