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Adding Accounts to Shift
Shift is made to keep all your accounts in one beautiful place. Here, we will show you the ropes on how to set up all your accounts in Shift. ## Email accounts > This feature is available for all users. Basic users are limited to 2 email accounts. Advanced users can have unlimited email accounts. Shift was bu...
Release Notes: Patch 3.8.1 - Latest Release
A recent login issue with Google has been resolved. If you were seeing the following error, please follow the steps below: ![][1] 1. Open Shift 2. Make sure you are running the Shift Stable version. > If you are a Beta user who is logged out of Shift, you can download a fresh copy of Shift [here.][2] > > C...
Shift 3.8 - Released on June 28, 2019
Fasten your seatbelts, a new version of Shift has arrived! 🙌 ## Updates ### New Website Design The Shift website has had a facelift, and we dig it. 😍 Here at Shift HQ, we are gearing up to launch Shift 4.0. With the new and improved Shift coming out, we figured why not make our website look just as spiffy?...
Shift has been verified by Google
In October of last year, Google [announced new guidelines ][1]for its Gmail API. Applications accessing data via that API had to be verified by Google to ensure compliance with their new privacy and security requirements. Shift uses the Gmail API for authentication, unified search, navigation, and notifications. Ma...
Does Shift have a Unified Calendar?
Unifying calendars is a great way to see your schedule at a glance. If you use Google or Outlook calendars, you can combine your respective calendars in Shift using Google's or Outlook's features. ### How to view multiple Google Calendars at Once Google makes it easy for you to share your own calendars and you...
Does Shift support physical keys for two-factor authentication?
Keeping your accounts secure is of the utmost importance. We are always looking for new ways to improve our security features in Shift. At the moment, we have not blocked nor written any code that supports physical authentication keys and security tokens. That means, they work flawlessly in some cases and not i...