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Client access without the daily code handoff.

Give each account team a clear route to the codes it needs, while keeping client boundaries visible.

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T²TEAM2FA / EXAMPLE WORKSPACE● ● ●
CODE GROUP / CLIENT A

Client A

◉ Campaign team · Viewer
AAnalytics workspace••• •••
AAdvertising account••• •••
SSocial publishing••• •••
Illustrative labels · Codes concealed
A REALISTIC SCENARIO

Picture this.

A campaign manager needs the analytics login for Client A while the creative team needs Client B’s social account.

THE WORKFLOW

Set up the right access in three moves.

Start with the actual accounts and responsibilities involved. Adjust group membership as the work changes.

  1. 01

    Place client accounts in separate organizations or code groups.

  2. 02

    Invite the people assigned to each client and give them the smallest useful role.

  3. 03

    When a contractor leaves, remove access and rotate external authenticator seeds when needed.

THE SECURITY BOUNDARY

Keep the wider login in view.

A group grant does not replace permissions at the client’s service. Review external sessions and rotate any shared seed a departing person may have copied.

A COMMON QUESTION

Can one agency work with several clients?

Yes. Memberships can span organizations, and access within each organization remains scoped by code group.

READY WHEN YOUR TEAM IS

Make access easier to manage.

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