There will be no implications, but i would rather suggest that instead of doing this, you create a separate view on one analytics and give access to whomever you need to give, if that is the reason. Also, depending on your business of course, if tracking is important to you (which looks like it is). I would encourage you to use Google Tag Manager in order to add some events, since with this set-up you will get a lot of info, but those info's might be misleading since GA (without configuration and events and other stuff) will collect data that might look ... (not true) to you. With GTM you will get more control over your tracking code, you will not mess up your code, you will have less js. on your site, and most importantly you will get more accurate data in your GA account. Cheers

There will be no implications, but I suggest that instead you create a separate view on one analytics and give access to whomever you need to give, if that is the reason. Also, if tracking is important to you (which looks like it is), I encourage you to use Google Tag Manager in order to add some events, since with this set-up you will get a lot of info, but that info might be misleading. GA (without configuration and events and other stuff) will collect data that might look ... (not true) to you. With GTM you will get more control over your tracking code, you will not mess up your code, you will have less JavaScript on your site, and most importantly you will get more accurate data in your GA account.