HXP Builder Login

HXP Builder Login provides secure credential validation, MFA enforcement, and session issuance so teams access builder resources efficiently and safely.

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About This Tool

The tool provides secure authentication and session management for the HXP Builder platform. It validates user credentials against an identity provider, issues short‑lived access tokens, and maintains active sessions for authorized users.
Core capabilities include multi‑field input handling (username, password, environment, MFA) and policy enforcement for MFA, lockout, and rate limiting. It supports integration with external identity services and can operate in prod or staging environments.
Outputs include a session token, expiry timestamp, and role information; clients use the token for subsequent API requests.
Common use cases include onboarding new team members, regular project access, and automated CI/CD workflows requiring secure builder access.

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How to Use

Provide inputs: enter username/email, password, environment, and optional MFA code.
Submit authentication request to the identity service.
If MFA is required, provide the code from your authenticator.
On success, receive a session_token and expiry; use it in API calls.
If login fails, review error code and cooldown policy and retry if allowed.

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What data is stored during login?

Login records include user identifier, timestamp, outcome (success/failure), and policy flags (requires_mfa, lockout status). Credentials are validated against a secure identity provider; actual passwords are never stored in the tool. Tokens and session state are ephemeral.

How is MFA enforced?

MFA is enforced according to policy configured for the environment. If required, a one-time code from the user’s authenticator is validated against the identity provider before issuing a session token. Failure to provide valid MFA blocks access.

What if I lose my MFA device?

If an MFA device is lost, administrators can issue backup codes or initiate a device reset workflow per policy. Until resolved, login may be blocked or limited to non-MFA access channels as configured by policy.

How can I troubleshoot login failures?

Review the failure reason (invalid credentials, MFA_required, or lockout). Check environment selection, network reachability to the identity provider, and whether the account is suspended. If persistent, escalate to security or admin teams for remediation.

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