Access Fatigue: The Problem that Built CheckID

We’ve all felt it: access fatigue.

Another account to create. Another “verification step.” Another “please reset your access” email that shows up at the worst possible time.

Managing access was supposed to make things easier — but for most of us, it’s become a never-ending obstacle course.

At Fortytwo, we felt it too. And more importantly, our customers felt it. Loud and clear.

Where It Started

When we first started building CheckID, the goal was simple: help organisations verify identity during onboarding.

That was the obvious pain point at the time — making sure new users really are who they say they are when they first sign up.

But once CheckID was out in the world, customers began telling us something else:

“This is great, but my users are struggling just as much after onboarding.”

They weren’t wrong.

So How Does CheckID Work?

Instead of relying on weak recovery flows or endless reset emails, CheckID integrates with trusted identity service providers like BankID, Vipps, and modern passkeys to verify that the person requesting access is truly the right person.

No secret questions. No help desk tickets. No endless waiting. Just fast, secure, and familiar ways to prove identity — using tools people already know and trust.

For an employee at work, it means they can access their laptop or business apps on day one, recover access when needed, or switch devices without waiting on IT.

For a student at school, it means they don’t lose hours of learning because they’re locked out of their digital classroom or can’t set up their new device.

Wherever access fatigue shows up, CheckID clears the path.

How CheckID works
How CheckID Works

Why This Matters

Because access fatigue isn’t going away.

If anything, it’s getting worse as we manage more accounts, more devices, and more security checks. And organisations that ignore this reality risk losing trust — not because their systems aren’t secure, but because their users are simply worn out.

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