Team SMS

Share 2FA SMS with your team

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Share 2FA SMS with your team

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Effortlessly share 2FA SMS with your team by inviting them to use a real phone number. This number works with all services, from WhatsApp to ChatGPT, and connects to numerous tools through Zapier or our webhook integration.

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Launch tags:Productivity•Messaging•SaaS

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Snapslack

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Hello everyone! 👋 At every company I've worked for, I've always faced challenges sharing 2FA SMS codes within my team and across the company. With certain co-workers in different time zones, or on holiday, it can be incredibly frustrating to ensure everyone has access to SMS codes and the phone number when they need it. That's why I've built Team SMS, a service that allows you to easily share your 2FA SMS codes within your team! You can connect it to Zapier, Webhooks, Slack, or any preferred service to never have issues sharing 2FA codes again. The phone numbers are real (not VOIP), so it works with every service, including WhatsApp, Apple, OpenAI, banks, and more. I hope you find it useful! I'm always happy to hear any feedback or comments, so don't be shy!

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2yr ago

SiteForge - AI Website Wireframer

congratulations on the launch of team sms, arnaud. sharing 2fa sms within teams sounds like a smooth solution for multi-location companies. i'm curious, how does the service ensure security, especially with sensitive 2fa codes being transferred across various platforms?

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2yr ago

Snapslack

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@mashy Hello, that is a good question! Team SMS offers you the flexibility to manage your services as needed. For instance, you can obtain a phone number dedicated to 'non-sensitive' services and redirect the text messages from this number to a public Slack channel. Alternatively, you can get another phone number for sensitive services and choose either not to redirect the text messages received or to redirect them to a private channel of your choice. Ultimately, the security depends on how the user configures the phone number.

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2yr ago

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