SaaS session timeouts force repeated re-verification during active use
Users of tools like HubSpot CRM are logged out after short periods of inactivity and then face redundant two-factor verification prompts when logging back in. This friction interrupts workflow, particularly for users who step away briefly during active work sessions.
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