Authn8 Team Authenticator

Stop texting 2FA codes to teammates. Authn8 lets your whole team securely access shared authenticator codes in real-time, no more security workarounds.

Authn8 is a team authenticator app that makes sharing 2FA codes simple and secure.

Traditional authenticator apps lock codes to a single device. Authn8 changes that - allowing teams, agencies, and businesses to share authenticator codes without sharing credentials or compromising security.

WHY TEAMS CHOOSE AUTHN8

When multiple people need access to shared accounts protected by two-factor authentication, coordination becomes painful. Someone has to text the code, or everyone shares a single phone. Authn8 eliminates this friction.

• Share authenticator codes - not passwords or devices • Real-time 2FA code access for authorized team members • Biometric lock keeps codes secure on every device • Role-based access controls for compliance and clarity • Full audit trail of every access for accountability

HOW IT WORKS

1. Add your authenticator codes to Authn8 by scanning QR codes
2. Invite team members to your shared vault
3. Authorized members get real-time access to 2FA codes when they need them

No more chasing colleagues for codes. No more security workarounds.

BUILT FOR BUSINESS

Authn8 is designed for teams that need to share two-factor authentication securely:

• Agencies managing client accounts • IT teams handling shared infrastructure logins • Remote teams coordinating across time zones • Departments onboarding new staff to shared tools • Partners and contractors requiring temporary access

ENTERPRISE-GRADE SECURITY

Every authenticator code is protected with encryption. Biometric authentication ensures only you can unlock the app on your device. Role-based permissions control exactly who accesses which accounts. Complete audit logs maintain compliance and operational visibility.

Stop sharing codes over Slack. Start sharing 2FA the secure way with Authn8.

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