Devices and the Security Record
A shared login is cheap right up until a client asks who downloaded their file. Then the answer is everyone who knew the password.
Plans
Never holds client writing- Pro included
- Agency included
Security Record
- Signed inMaya Rao
- Sent a review linkDan Ortiz, Ross Sails
- Signed in on a new deviceDan Ortiz
- Exported a clientMaya Rao, Ross Sails
was that you, Dan?
What It Does
A login stays signed in on 2 devices at most. A third sign-in stops and asks which one to sign out, so a login passed round the office soon gets in its own way.
The Owner also has the Security Record: sign-ins, two-step changes, exports and deletions, review links, and team changes, as they happen. It holds who, which client, and when, and never a word of client writing.
Signed in on 2 devicesA third sign-in asks which one to sign out.Sign Out Others
MacBook, ChromeThis device
iPhone, SafariActive now
How It Works
1
See Your Devices
Settings, then Security, lists where you’re signed in. Sign Out Others ends the rest.
2
Read the Record
The Owner filters by Sign-Ins, Review Links, Team, Exports and Deletions, or Settings.
3
Keep a Copy
Download CSV gives you what the filter shows, every row.
Worth Knowing
Two browsers, one laptopThe limit counts sign-ins, not machines, so two browsers on one laptop count as two devices.
What stands outA sign-in on a new device and a wrong review code are marked, so they don’t sink among the rest.
Who sees whatEach person sees their own devices. Only the Owner sees the record.
Give Everyone Their Own Login
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