// use case

Shared 2FA built for agencies

When you manage logins on behalf of clients, 2FA becomes a coordination problem. 2fashare gives every client their own group and every staffer exactly the access they need.

A group per client

Keep each client's ad accounts, CMS, and vendor logins in their own focused space instead of one shared pile.

Onboard & offboard fast

Move a contractor onto an account in seconds; remove them and they lose access to every client code at once.

Prove access on demand

When a client asks who could reach their account, the audit log has the answer - no guesswork.

Stop sharing client 2FA in DMs

Agencies live in other people's accounts - ad platforms, analytics, CMSs, payment tools. Each is protected by 2FA, and the codes end up scattered across Slack threads, shared phones, and sticky notes.

2fashare gives every client a dedicated group. Staff get role-based access scoped to the clients they work on, contractors get time-boxed share links, and everything is logged. When an engagement ends, removing access is a single action.

Common questions

Can I keep each client's codes separate?+

Yes. Each client gets its own group, so a teammate's access is limited to the clients they're assigned to - nothing bleeds across accounts.

How do I handle contractors and freelancers?+

Add them to just the groups they need, or hand them a time-boxed share link. Revoke access the moment the project wraps.

What if a client asks who accessed their account?+

The audit log records every view, copy, and share, so you can show exactly who reached a client's codes and when.

Stop screenshotting codes. Start sharing them safely.

2fashare takes ten minutes to set up and is free to get started.