Passkey support for Dashboards is here

You can now sign into a dashboard in with a passkey instead of a username, password, and Secret Key.

Open the dashboard's Home tab, find the Passkey panel, and click Add passkey:

This opens a window where you sign in as you normally would. When the service prompts you to create a passkey, go ahead: that's the moment Fugo captures it, so it can sign in the same way on its own from then on. There's nothing to set up beforehand.

Whether this works depends on the service you're connecting, not on anything about your own device. Some services - Okta and Microsoft Entra ID both offer this - let an admin restrict passkey registration to device-bound credentials only, which blocks Fugo from adding one; if that's the case for your service, keep using a Secret Key.

This is also the fix for the Salesforce MFA rollout we wrote about earlier - passkey support means the "Choose Another Verification Method" workaround is no longer the only option.

For the full setup walkthrough, see Dashboards Overview.

Setting this up for Salesforce specifically? The Salesforce Dashboard App Guide covers it too.

This just launched and the setup flow is still being refined - if something doesn't match what's described, or you get stuck partway through, reach out via support chat or support@fugo.ai and we'll help.