2024 Cayenne Linking Key to account in PCM?
#1
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Just got my 2024 Cayenne and love it. Is there a way link my key to my account in the PCM and my wife's key to her account? I would like it to switch between us depending on who unlocks the car.
Thanks!
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to start:
your wife needs to download the porsche app to here phone and create a user profile. then you need to send her an invite when you are logged in on your porsche app. she will need to add the car to her profile on her app. you will get an email from porsche confirming that her adding your car is okay.
maybe there is a more efficient way to explain it, but basically, you both need the app, and to be able to log into the app as yourselves. and you both need the car added. and the primary (i assume that is you) has to approve her adding the car.
after all that, she can log in to the app, then log in the car. the car will display a qr code to make that easier. then she should be able to switch to her own profile in the car.
specifically to get it to go to her profile when her key is used, I haven't tested that, but I can. I know you can switch profiles without switching keys just using the PCM.
your wife needs to download the porsche app to here phone and create a user profile. then you need to send her an invite when you are logged in on your porsche app. she will need to add the car to her profile on her app. you will get an email from porsche confirming that her adding your car is okay.
maybe there is a more efficient way to explain it, but basically, you both need the app, and to be able to log into the app as yourselves. and you both need the car added. and the primary (i assume that is you) has to approve her adding the car.
after all that, she can log in to the app, then log in the car. the car will display a qr code to make that easier. then she should be able to switch to her own profile in the car.
specifically to get it to go to her profile when her key is used, I haven't tested that, but I can. I know you can switch profiles without switching keys just using the PCM.
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It's not an easy process but yes its possible.
I assume you already have a profile, so on your own profile on your computer or porsche portal (not the app)
select the cayenne, scroll down until you see a tiny selection that says "add secondary user"
Click and follow the steps.
She will then receive an invitation email as you initially did,
Proceed through the steps.
Once her account is successfully made,
Lock the car with either key.
Unlock it with HER key,
Log into HER profile,
Set all the settings she desires including PCM settings.
Make sure you click Automatic Login WITHOUT security code in account settings.
Now when you unlock the car with your key, it goes to your profile, and when she unlocks it with hers, it goes to hers.
Keep the keys seperated during this process
I assume you already have a profile, so on your own profile on your computer or porsche portal (not the app)
select the cayenne, scroll down until you see a tiny selection that says "add secondary user"
Click and follow the steps.
She will then receive an invitation email as you initially did,
Proceed through the steps.
Once her account is successfully made,
Lock the car with either key.
Unlock it with HER key,
Log into HER profile,
Set all the settings she desires including PCM settings.
Make sure you click Automatic Login WITHOUT security code in account settings.
Now when you unlock the car with your key, it goes to your profile, and when she unlocks it with hers, it goes to hers.
Keep the keys seperated during this process
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Thank you for this. On prior vehicles, the keys were numbered, so you just linked the account to the number key and the corresponding number memory seat position. Seems that would be easiest, but this did work once I followed these instructions.