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