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We have all done it at one point or another. Maybe it was ten years ago, or maybe it was last week, but we have all emailed a username or password (or both) to someone. To make it worse, we probably put “username” or “password” within the subject line! Read more »

Keeping track of important dates can be a big challenge for most businesses and business professionals. Where do you store this critical information, how do you remember that it’s there, and most importantly, who will remind you when it is time to take action? Read more »

Let’s face it. Managing all of your client info (like usernames, passwords, URLs and more) is not a simple task. Especially if you have to share the info with others and protect it from career hackers. And if you don’t already know, storing your important client data on an excel spreadsheet is not the most efficient or secure way to do it. Read more »

This is pretty big time – at least we think so! Our founder, Jeff Teschke, was recently interviewed by Alex Hawke from DoesWhat about his inspiration for Safestacks and his latest project called anyMoment.

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This weekend, beginning at 10:00AM ET, Safestacks will be unavailable for a short time as we upgrade and migrate the servers to Rackspace (our hosting partner). The move will allow us to continue to accommodate additional user accounts while further increasing security and overall uptime. And, you can rest easy knowing that Rackspace will be proactively monitoring the entire platform 24/7 and providing their rock-solid DNS services, as well.

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We were excited to find this very positive review of Safestacks over at Web.AppStorm. Click here to check it out!

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One of the best (and most important) features of Safestacks is its Unlock Code Security (UCS). Simply put, UCS ensures that your important information (like passwords, for example) is encrypted in such a way that only you can access it with your Unlock Code. Not even Safestacks employees can see it. In the database, it looks like a bunch of gibberish.

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In an effort to simplify the user experience and enable future expansion, we recently emailed users having multiple Clients under their Safestacks accounts asking that they change their “Unlock Codes.” If you fall into this group, you should have received the email below with detailed instructions.

For the rest of you with only one Client in the system, you don’t need to do anything.

Here’s the email that was sent…

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A little while ago, I mentioned that the main Safestacks system was fully functional but the payment processing system was not. We intentionally left that piece for last so that we could focus on the mission-critical pieces of the system; like functionality and security. Since it’s been a few months since then, I wanted to provide a quick update.

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Long before we began coding the Safestacks app, we worked on the look-and-feel and overall user experience. For example, how would we organize everything in the system? Where would the user click? How would the menus be displayed? What would the buttons and links look like? How would we ensure that everything was consistent, clean and easy to use?

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