We work with several remote workers around the world.
IT literacy varies from worker to worker. (This is because different countries have different understandings of privacy.)

We cannot deny the possibility that some workers may share passwords and other information with third parties outside the company without permission.

However, with Heylogin, you can allow workers to use any service they use on their browsers without giving out passwords.

Since a smartphone and a computer with Heylogin installed are linked, it also prevents fraud such as a worker letting another person do the work.

Although heylogin is sometimes difficult to use due to conflicts with the password storage feature that the Google Chrome browser has, it can be used without glitches most of the time.
If it is incompatible, just turn off Chrome's password feature and you will be fine.

I look forward to seeing this service develop further in the future. I think it is an essential tool for security when working with multiple members.