Sign-in for shared workstations

The problem with shared workstations

Teams share one workstation on a shop floor or a ward. Many workers use the same station.

A shared password is common here. Workers write it down or pass it around.

You cannot tell who did what. The audit trail points to a shared account, not a person.

• —Many workers share one station.
• —A shared password is easy to leak.
• —A password reset disrupts a whole shift.
• —The audit trail names an account, not a person.

How SenseCrypt handles it

SenseCrypt gives each worker a face login on the shared station. A worker signs in by face in seconds.

Face matching runs on-device. SenseCrypt stores no biometric data on the server.

SenseCrypt uses patent-pending face tokenization. A face becomes a single-use face token.

There is no shared password. Each sign-in ties to one enrolled worker.

• —Each worker signs in by face.
• —Face matching runs on-device.
• —No shared password on the station.
• —Each session ties to one worker.

The outcome

Workers switch fast at the shared station. Each sign-in takes seconds by face.

You get a clean audit log. Each action ties to one named worker.

Sign-in stays phishing-resistant. There is no shared password to steal or leak.

Role-based access control (RBAC) sets what each worker can do.

• —Fast worker switch at the station.
• —A clean audit log per worker.
• —No shared password to leak.
• —RBAC controls each worker's access.

Who it fits

This use case fits workforce single sign-on (SSO) teams. Many staff share one device.

It fits healthcare, retail, and manufacturing floors.

It fits any shift team that shares a workstation.

You can start with a 30-day free trial. The trial needs no card. SenseCrypt costs one dollar per user per month, flat.

• —Workforce single sign-on (SSO) teams.
• —Shift teams on shared devices.
• —Healthcare, retail, and manufacturing floors.
• —One dollar per user per month, flat.