Account Settings

Multi-Factor Authentication

Understand how Leadpush uses passkeys for MFA and when to enable stronger login protection for your account.

Multi-factor authentication adds a second verification step after password login. In Leadpush, MFA currently uses passkeys so the person signing in must confirm access with a trusted device or password manager before the session opens.

Why MFA matters

MFA reduces the risk of account takeover if a password is exposed, reused, or guessed. It is especially important for:

  • workspace owners and admins
  • anyone who manages billing, domains, or authentication settings
  • teams that access sensitive audience or sending data

How MFA works in Leadpush

When MFA is enabled:

  • you still sign in with email and password first
  • Leadpush pauses before opening the dashboard session
  • you complete the second step with a registered passkey
  • you can optionally trust the current browser for 30 days after a successful MFA check

Start with passkeys

Leadpush uses passkeys as the MFA method today. If you are ready to set it up, start with:

Teams often review MFA alongside:

  • Workspaces when deciding who should have access to which environments
  • Invite Users when onboarding more teammates and assigning roles

Workspaces

Learn what a workspace is in Leadpush and how to configure delivery, identity, domains, and team access across brands or environments.

Passkeys

Set up passkeys for multi-factor authentication in Leadpush and manage trusted browsers for stronger login security.