USB dongles occupy a physical port. Most computers do not have enough ports to support workflows requiring multiple dongles.
Virtual sessions in RDP, VMware, and Hyper-V have no native path to a dongle on the host and cannot run installed, protected software.
Users risk loss, damage, and lost productivity when they need to share a dongle physically. Replacing the security key may be a time-consuming and expensive process.
Remote workers and distributed teams may need a dongle that is physically located elsewhere, which can lead to lost productivity.
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How it works
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Best for
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| Account-based | Both computers use the same Donglify account and credentials to see each other's shared dongles automatically. | Internal team members |
| Invitation-based | You can send an email invite to another Donglify account so they can connect to a shared dongle without your credentials. | Trusted contractors and partners |
| Token-based | Users can generate a login token that grants access to your account's shared dongles. Anyone can use the token for temporary device access. | Client demos, limited trials, and access by external teams. |