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Swap logins with clients, safely

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Short answer

Agencies and freelancers use temp.cool links to swap client logins, hosting details and API keys, so credentials don't pile up in email threads and shared documents.

  1. Client logins

    Ask clients to send their CMS or hosting login as a temp.cool link instead of in an email.

  2. Handover

    When a project ends, hand over admin passwords in one-time links the client opens once.

  3. Team access

    Share a login with a teammate for a day, without it staying in your chat.

Why it matters for agencies

Agencies collect a lot of keys: hosting, domains, CMS admins, ad accounts, analytics. Spread over email threads and project docs, they become a liability for you and your clients. One breached inbox can expose every client at once.

A simple routine

  • Send your clients a short how-to. Link them to how to send a password securely so they know the drill.
  • Store, then forget the link. Move received credentials into your password manager right away. The link dies by itself.
  • Hand over cleanly. At the end of a project, send admin logins in one-time links and ask the client to change them.

Want it on your own domain?

With a business plan your clients see your logo and colours at an address like secrets.youragency.com.

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