Anyone a company invites gets a personal account at no cost and with no time limit. Your own area stays yours, and one password takes you to your private account and to every company that has invited you.
Most people already have an account for every organisation they deal with, and most of those accounts are used twice a year. Another one is not an attractive offer, which is why company portals are so often ignored.
The free personal account turns that around. It is not an account with one company; it is your account, and the companies you work with appear inside it. The employer, the landlord, the tax adviser and the supplier who invited you are entries in one app, reached with one password.
It costs nothing and it does not expire. What you see of each company is only what that company shares with you, and what you keep privately stays private — which is what makes it reasonable to have all of them in one place.
All in IDup — one login, no silos.
The personal account has no cost and no time limit. That is deliberate: an account that expires is an account that is abandoned, and then every company that invited you is back to sending email.
A company sees the relationship it has with you and nothing else. It does not see your other companies, and it does not see what you keep in your own area.
Sign in once and switch between your own area and every company that has invited you. No second registration, no separate password per organisation, nothing to remember when a new company invites you.
Messages, appointments, documents and recorded hours are available in the app, with push notifications for the categories you choose — so the things that matter are seen when they happen.
The value of being connected to a company is real but modest for any single relationship: you see your appointments, your documents, your invoices and your messages in one place instead of in a mailbox.
That value is too small to justify a subscription, and any price at all would mean most people decline the invitation — which would make the connection useless for the company as well.
Free removes the calculation entirely. The account is worth having after the first invitation and worth more after the second, and the company that invited you gets a channel that is actually used.
A company invites you and the email arrives in their name, so you know who is asking.
One password for everything — your own area and every company you are connected to.
New companies simply appear in the same app; nothing has to be set up again.
Several accounts per person is not more secure than one. In practice it produces the opposite: similar passwords, reused passwords, and passwords written down because nobody remembers six of them.
One account that is protected properly is easier to protect than six that are protected approximately. It is also the only realistic way to keep access under control when a person is connected to several organisations at once.
Separation happens inside the account rather than through separate logins. Each company sees its own relationship with you, your private area is visible to none of them, and ending one connection changes nothing about the others.
One login, ein Preis – keine versteckten Zusatzkosten.
Yes. It is free and has no time limit. Costs only arise on the side of a company that uses IDup for its own work.
No. A company sees the relationship it has with you. Your own area and your other connections are not visible to it.
They all appear in the same account. You switch between them with a click and keep using the same password.
No, everything works in the browser. The app adds push notifications, which is what makes appointments and messages arrive on time.
The company is removed from your account. You keep the account itself and every other connection stays exactly as it was.
Through an invitation from a company that uses IDup. The invitation arrives in that company’s name and takes a minute to accept.
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