Microsoft Entra ID

Mfa Registration Campaign

12 October 2026Doc update+1 / −1 lines

In brief

The example now specifies that the user’s only registered passkey is Windows Hello for Business; the nudge is suppressed when they sign in on Windows with Chrome.

What Entra admins need to know

No administrator action is required. The clarification helps administrators interpret when the nudge is suppressed.

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Scenario	Expected nudge behavior
~~A user~~User 1 has an unrestricted ~~profile~~profile, and their only registered passkey is Windows Hello for ~~Business available~~Business. They sign in on Windows with Chrome.	The nudge is suppressed for that platform.
The same user signs in on macOS with Chrome and has no qualifying credential available there.	The user is nudged to register a compatible passkey. Their Windows Hello for Business credential doesn’t suppress the macOS nudge.
A user has an AAGUID-restricted profile and has registered a passkey that meets its requirements.	The nudge is suppressed across OS and browser combinations under that profile’s rule; the platform table isn’t used.

@@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ The following examples assume that all other campaign requirements are met and t  | Scenario | Expected nudge behavior | | --- | --- |-| A user has an unrestricted profile and Windows Hello for Business available on Windows with Chrome. | The nudge is suppressed for that platform. |+| User 1 has an unrestricted profile, and their **only** registered passkey is Windows Hello for Business. They sign in on Windows with Chrome. | The nudge is suppressed for that platform. | | The same user signs in on macOS with Chrome and has no qualifying credential available there. | The user is nudged to register a compatible passkey. Their Windows Hello for Business credential doesn’t suppress the macOS nudge. | | A user has an AAGUID-restricted profile and has registered a passkey that meets its requirements. | The nudge is suppressed across OS and browser combinations under that profile’s rule; the platform table isn’t used. |