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Team access

Give each person in a workspace a role, the profiles they need and the limits you choose. What they can’t do is refused by the app itself, not just hidden from the screen.

Give people the profiles they need, and nothing else

Invite members with one of 4 roles. Each role has default limits you can change per person, and Operators only work with the profiles assigned to them.

Roles and their default limits
RoleWhat they can doProfilesProxiesBrowsers
OwnerFull control, including members and the vault.No limitNo limitNo limit
AdminManage profiles, proxies, groups and the managers/operators they create.20020010
ManagerCreate, edit and launch profiles, and add operators.50505
OperatorLaunch and use assigned profiles only.10102

Default limits per member. Owners can change them for each person.

What an Operator sees on a shared profile

Proxy
res-de-1.example:10000
Username
••••••••
Password
••••••••
2FA code
••••••••
Cookie export
Not available

Proxy logins, 2FA codes and cookie exports are only shown to Managers and above. An Operator can still launch the profile and use it.

  • Seats

    Up to 3 members during the trial and 25 on the paid plan.

  • Sharing and locking

    Share a profile to use or to edit. While someone has a profile open, it is locked to them, so two people can’t run the same account at once.

  • Activity log

    Who launched, edited or imported what, and when. Export it as CSV or JSON.

What each role can do

These are each role’s defaults. Owners and admins can turn individual actions off for a member below them. An override can only take a permission away, never grant one above the member’s role.

Default action permissions by role
ActionOwnerAdminManagerOperator
Launch profilesYesYesYesYes
Create profilesYesYesYesYes
Edit profilesYesYesYesYes
Export profilesYesYesYesYes
Add, edit and delete proxiesYesYesYesYes
Run automation and macrosYesYesYesYes
Share profiles with membersYesYesYesNo
Reveal raw proxy credentialsYesYesYesNo
Delete profiles (to Trash)YesYesNoNo
Manage team extensionsYesYesNoNo
Manage team membersYesYesNoNo
Permanently purge profilesYesNoNoNo
Manage the Identity VaultYesNoNoNo
Delete members and change rolesYesNoNoNo

A dash means the role doesn’t have that action. If a member tries it anyway, the app refuses it.

Adding and managing members

Each role can add members below it, up to a cap. Owners and admins can adjust the limits, visible pages and actions of members they manage, and reset them to the role’s defaults in one step.

Who can add whom
RoleCan addDefault cap
OwnerAdmin, Manager, OperatorUp to 10 Admins, 10 Managers and 5 Operators
AdminManager, OperatorUp to 5 Managers and 5 Operators
ManagerOperatorUp to 3 Operators
OperatorNo oneNone

Visible pages

Hide any of these from a member’s sidebar:

  • Dashboard
  • Profiles
  • Groups
  • Proxy pool
  • Extensions
  • Browsers
  • Batch import
  • Members
  • Trash
  • Settings

Sharing profiles

Managers and above can share selected profiles with a member to use (launch only) or to use and edit, and revoke access later. Deleting stays with admins.

Removing someone

Keep their profiles and proxies and reassign them to you or another member, or delete them. Deleted profiles go to Trash and can be restored. Members can also be suspended, which blocks sign-in.

Switching members and the activity log

Several people can work from one installation, and you can see afterwards who did what.

Switching members

Pick a member from the menu at the bottom of the sidebar. A member can have a PIN, which is asked for when you switch to them. Switching to a member of the same or a higher role needs that member’s password.

Activity log

Filter by member, action and date range, then export the result as CSV or JSON. Recorded actions include:

  • launched
  • stopped
  • created
  • edited
  • deleted
  • restored
  • imported
  • assigned
  • parallel run
  • macro run
  • member added
  • permissions changed
  • signed in

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The download page lists the SHA-256 checksum for each release and shows what to do when Windows SmartScreen warns about the installer, which is not code-signed yet.