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Add New Expensify Device Management help article
Adds a help site article documenting the new Device management page under Settings > Security in New Expensify, matching the existing Expensify Classic Manage-Devices article. Co-authored-by: Alex Beaman <Beamanator@users.noreply.github.com>
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title: Manage Devices
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description: View and revoke device access for your Expensify account
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keywords: [device management, revoke device, security, logged in devices, New Expensify]
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internalScope: Audience is all Expensify members. Covers viewing and revoking device sessions in New Expensify. Does not cover two-factor authentication, account lockdown, or SAML/SSO configuration.
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# Manage Devices
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You can see which devices are logged into your Expensify account and revoke access for any device you no longer recognize or trust. This is useful if you've lost a device, suspect unauthorized access, or simply want to clean up old sessions.
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## How to view and revoke device access
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1. Click your profile image or icon in the bottom-left corner.
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2. Click **Security**.
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3. Click **Device management**.
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4. Review the list of devices that have access to your account. Each entry shows the device name, operating system, and when it was last active.
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5. To remove a device, click **Revoke** next to it.
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Suggestion: The Device management page showing a list of devices with Revoke buttons
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Location: After step 5
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Purpose: Helps users identify the page and understand what the device list looks like
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# FAQ
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## What happens when I revoke a device?
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The device is immediately signed out of your Expensify account. The user (or you) will need to sign in again on that device to regain access.
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## Can I revoke all devices at once?
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No, you must revoke each device individually.

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