Everyone gets exactly the access they need.

Four panel roles keep duties separated: Managers run the account, Editors build content, Data Admins handle only data, Inspectors only look. Add user IP whitelisting and allowed IPs and domains for data sources, and the platform fits the security review instead of fighting it.

Roles that match how teams actually work.

The one everyone asks about is Data Admin: they can view, upload, and export warehouse data, and nothing else. Your data team refreshes the numbers without being able to touch a single scene, and your content team never handles the raw data.

  • Manager: content, media, data, users, and analytics
  • Editor: scenes, test profiles, and media, no user management
  • Data Admin: warehouse data only
  • Inspector: read-only across content and analytics

Locks at the network edge, too.

Panel access can be restricted to whitelisted user IPs, and data sources can be limited to allowed IPs and domains, so feeds are accepted only from the places you expect them to come from.

Set up in an afternoon.

  1. 1

    Invite the team

    A Manager creates accounts and assigns each person one of the four roles.

  2. 2

    Scope the data

    Hand warehouse duties to Data Admins and allowlist your data sources.

  3. 3

    Give auditors a seat

    Inspectors see content and analytics with zero edit rights.

Access control questions, answered.

Yes. That is the Data Admin role: view, upload, and export warehouse data, with no rights over scenes, flows, or users.

Built to pass your security review.

Send over your vendor checklist. We will walk your security team through roles, allowlists, and the data feeding methods in one call.