Checkpoint is a way to share an account so someone can use it — for example, sign in to the service — without ever seeing the password or other credentials. It's ideal for giving a teammate or contractor access you can take back at any time.
Share with Checkpoint
Open the account and choose Share.
Add a person (or create a link), and pick Checkpoint as the role.
Confirm.
The recipient can now use the account through Multifactor, but its credentials stay hidden from them.
Which accounts support Checkpoint
Checkpoint works with services that have been certified to work well with it. When you open the share options:
If the service is supported, Checkpoint appears as a role you can choose.
If it isn't certified yet, you'll see a note that you can still share direct access (Viewer, Editor, or Admin) instead.
Why use Checkpoint
Hand off access, not secrets — people get in without learning the password.
Stay in control — revoke access whenever you like, and the credentials were never exposed.
Cleaner offboarding — no need to rotate a password just because you shared it.
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