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Dealer Admin is a centralized, cloud-based administrative portal that combines many keypad and Remote Link programming features with powerful tools like system analytics. Dealer Admin enables you to quickly program systems, optimize your services, run reports, update your panels remotely, manage your customers, and much more.

For help with other products like Tech APP and Virtual Keypad, visit the DMP Help Files page.

Get a Dealer Admin Account

To get a Dealer Admin account, contact SecureCom Customer Service at 877-300-8030 or customerservice@securecomwireless.com.

Sign In

1. Go to Dealer Admin.

2. Enter your Email and Password.

3. Select Sign In.

Reset Your Forgotten Password

1. On the login page, select Forgot Your Password.

2. Enter your Email address.

3. Select Reset Password. This will send you an email with a link to set up your new password.

4. Find the auto-generated email in your email inbox and select Update Password.

5. Enter your new password, then re-enter it to confirm.

6. Select Update Password.

7. Use your new password to log in.

Sign Out

Select your avatar, then select Sign Out. You are signed out and automatically redirected to the login page.

Edit Your Account Settings

To change account settings like your username, email, or user image, or to set up Two-Factor Authentication, select the Avatar icon and go to Settings.

Change Your Password

1. Select the Avatar icon and go to Settings.

2. Under Options, select Change Password.

3. Enter your current password.

4. Enter your new password, then re-enter it to confirm.

5. Select Submit.

Set Up Two-Factor Authentication

1. Select the Avatar icon and go to Settings.

2. Under Options, select Two-Factor Authentication.

3. Select how you want security codes sent to you.

   1. If you select Text, you will need to enter your phone number.

   2. If you select Email, the email you logged in with will automatically be selected.

4. Enter the code sent to your phone number or email.

5. Select Confirm Code.

Personnel can opt in to Two-Factor Authentication themselves or Administrators can require it. To require personnel to use Two-Factor Authentication, enable it in a custom role, then assign that role to personnel. For more information, refer to Add, Edit, and Delete Custom Roles.