This week focused heavily on account security and giving teams more visibility and control over their Sydnee accounts.
🔐 Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) Is Now Live – Sydnee now supports app-based two-factor authentication to help protect accounts from unauthorized access and phishing attempts.
The new system includes:
- QR code setup for authenticator apps
- Manual entry key support
- Recovery / backup codes
- Additional security confirmation emails
- Improved password manager compatibility and autofill support
- Admins and owners can see which teammates have 2FA enabled and when each teammate last changed their password on the Manage Team page.
Sydnee is compatible with popular authenticator apps like Google Authenticator and Authy.
Read more here:
Protect Your Account With 2FA
🛡️ New Account Protection History Audit Log – We also launched a new personal account security history page so users can review important security-related actions tied to their Sydnee account.
This includes events like:
- Sign-ins and sign-outs
- Password changes and reset requests
- 2FA enabled/disabled
- Backup code regeneration
- Multi-factor authentication attempts and successes
- Backup code usage
Certain critical actions will also trigger additional alert emails for added protection.
Read more here:
Account Protection History and Active Sessions
📱 Active Session Management – You can now review your currently active Sydnee sessions and remotely log out devices you no longer recognize directly from your security settings.
💸 Affiliate Program Update – We updated the Sydnee affiliate program to scale based on the referred user’s first selected plan. Referral payouts now range from $35–$175 depending on the plan your referral signs up for. Head over to the affiliate page while signed in to get your referral link.
🎥 New YouTube Short Published – We also posted another YT short covering Sydnee’s expanded live chat system!
🚀 Task API Expansion Preview – This article previewed the next phase of Sydnee’s public API. The routes are now live; verify current operations in the OpenAPI specification.
