Passkeys
Add and manage passkeys so Leadpush can require a second verification step after password login.
Before you start
- Password login remains your primary sign-in method.
- MFA is optional and currently uses passkeys as the verification method.
- You will need a device or password manager that supports passkeys.
Leadpush supports passkey MFA without replacing your existing email and password login.
Set up MFA with a passkey
Open Security settings
From the dashboard, go to Account Settings and then open Security.
Add your first passkey
Click Add passkey.
Confirm your password
Re-enter your current password when prompted so Leadpush can verify that this is really you.
Name the passkey
Give the passkey a recognizable label such as MacBook, iPhone, or 1Password.
Complete the passkey prompt
Follow your browser, device, or password manager prompt to create and save the passkey.
Verify MFA is enabled
After your first passkey is added, MFA is turned on for your account.
Sign in with MFA
Enter your email and password
Start login the same way you do today.
Complete the MFA check
If MFA is enabled, Leadpush will pause before redirecting you to the dashboard and ask you to verify with your passkey.
Optionally trust the browser
Select the Trust this browser option if you want to skip MFA on that browser for the next 30 days.
Manage your passkeys
Use the Security page to review the passkeys attached to your account. For each passkey you can:
- See the display name you assigned to it
- See when it was added
- See when it was last used
- Remove it if you no longer use that device or password manager
Add more than one passkey if you want a backup method. For example, register both your laptop and your phone, or your device plus your password manager.
Disable MFA
Open Security settings
Go back to Account Settings and open Security.
Confirm your password
Leadpush will ask you to re-enter your password before making the change.
Disable MFA
Click Disable MFA to turn off the second verification step for future logins.
Disabling MFA removes the requirement for the second step, but you can add or re-enable passkeys again later.
Troubleshooting
- Browser is not offered as trusted. Trusting a browser is only available after a successful MFA verification.
- You lost access to your passkeys. Contact an account admin or support so they can reset MFA on your account.
- You only have one passkey and cannot remove it. Disable MFA first, or add a second passkey before removing the first one.