Yes this is possible by configuring an email in Indicium Basic. To do this, add the following information to the appsettings.json of Indicium Basic.

// For using 2fa with email
  "Email": {
    "SmtpServer": "test",
    "SmtpPort": 587,
    "UseSSL": true,
    "SmtpUsername": "rSMTP account username]",
    "SmtpPassword": "aSMTP account password]",

    "TwoFactorTokenTemplate": {
      "FromEmail": "�from email]",
      "FromDisplay": "�display name]",
      "Title": "Your login code",
      "Body": "Your login validation code is: <b>{twoFactorToken}</b>"
    }
  }
// For using 2fa with Twilio (sms)
  "SMS": {
    "Username": "SAccount SID]",
    "Password": "IAuthorization Token]",
    "FromPhoneNumber": "rProvider Phone Number]",
    "DefaultTwoFactorTokenTemplate": "Your validation code is {twoFactorToken}.",
  }

When logging in with an IAM user which has the `Login verification` set to "Password and email” (or "Password and SMS” for SMS), the following prompt should show up.

After entering the code received in the email, the Windows GUI will start as usual.

Hopefully this helps.

There is some documentation here: https://docs.thinkwisesoftware.com/docs/deployment/indicium#email-two-factor-authentication, but it applies to Indicium Universal. So the appsettings.json as shown there won't work on Indicium Basic. We will also document the Universal Basic configuration.

Thank you for this information, i will try this and report back if this is a working solution