We found 4 things slowing your team down:

1

Your 2FA codes depend on one person (or get passed around)

2

External people and tools have access to your accounts

3

Access isn't removed automatically when people leave

4

It's hard to see everyone with access in one place

Your next steps for this week

Share 2FA codes safely

Don't tie codes to one person's phone. Use a shared authenticator or password manager so anyone who needs access can get in.

Give everyone their own login

Use each platform's built-in roles so people only get the access they need, instead of sharing one password.

Keep a list of who has access

Write down who can log in to each social and ad account, including agencies and freelancers. Review it every quarter.

Remove access when people leave

Add your social accounts to your offboarding checklist, and remove agencies and freelancers when a project ends.

Had a hack or near miss? Let’s make sure it can’t happen again.

Schedule a call and we’ll go through how access, 2FA and offboarding work at your company, and show how Spikerz can catch your unusual logins before they become an account takeover.

Not sure who still has access to your accounts? Let’s find out.

Schedule a call and we’ll show you how to see everyone with access to your social and ad accounts in one place, and remove anyone who shouldn’t be there.

Security asked you to tighten social account access? We’ll help you tidy up.

Schedule a call to go through how access, 2FA and offboarding work today. You’ll leave with a clear view of who has access and what to fix, ready to take back to your security team.

Lock down your social and ad accounts before something goes wrong.

AI is making phishing and account takeovers faster and harder to spot. Schedule a call to see how brands like yours can take control of your account access before there’s a problem.

FAQs

What is social media access management?

It's how you control who can log in to your brand's social and ad accounts, what they can do, and when their access ends. Spikerz shows everyone with access in one place, manages 2FA for your team, and removes access in one click when someone leaves. It also watches for unusual logins and settings changes, and can log an intruder out and rotate the password.

How does Spikerz handle 2FA for shared accounts?

Spikerz provides centralized 2FA for teams, so codes don't depend on one person's phone or email. Anyone who needs access can get it, and nothing stalls when someone is away or leaves.

Can I see who has access to our social accounts?

Yes. Access management shows exactly who has access across all your channels, including agencies, freelancers and tools. When someone leaves, you can remove all of their access in one click, and Spikerz can connect to your existing systems so removing access becomes part of offboarding.

Which platforms does Spikerz protect?

Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn and X. Team 2FA, impersonator detection and real-time comment scanning cover all six. Spikerz also protects ad accounts, and Meta and TikTok ad account connection is available on request.

Does Spikerz need our passwords?

No. Spikerz doesn't need passwords to connect to platforms. If you want extra protection, you can add a password and Spikerz will rotate it automatically based on your settings.

What is impersonator detection?

Spikerz finds fake profiles that pretend to be your brand, executives or team. Depending on what you prefer, it can flag them for your review or handle the takedown.

How does Spikerz protect against phishing and scams?

Spikerz detects phishing and scam attempts in social comments and DMs, so your team can act before someone clicks a malicious link or shares a login.

Will Spikerz slow down our marketing team?

No. Your team keeps posting and engaging as usual while Spikerz manages access, 2FA and protection in the background.

How do I get started?

Spikerz is set up through a short onboarding with our team, so the first step is booking a call. We'll walk you through how it would work for your accounts.

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