Role-Based Access — Not Everyone Needs the Keys
Marketers don't need admin access. Developers don't need to approve every campaign link. Role-based permissions let each person do their job without stepping on anyone else's.
- Role-based permissions: Define what each team member can see and change — full admin, edit access, or view-only.
- Granular domain control: Restrict access at the domain level — a team managing one brand has no visibility into another.
- Unlimited team members: Invite your entire team without per-seat pricing penalties scaling against you.

Stop Being the Bottleneck
Every time marketing waits on IT to create a redirect, campaign momentum is lost. The right access model lets each team move independently — without risk.
- Self-serve for non-technical teams: Marketers and campaign managers create and update redirects themselves — no tickets, no waiting on developers.
- No shared credentials: Every team member logs in with their own account — access is individual, traceable, and revocable instantly.
- SSO support: Connect RedirHub to your identity provider for centralized access management across your organization.

Built for Agencies and Multi-Brand Teams
Managing redirects for multiple clients or brands from one account — with clean separation between each.
- Per-domain organization: Redirects are organized by domain so each team or client sees only what is relevant to them.
- Centralized oversight: One account to manage everything — delegate to teams while keeping full visibility at the top level.
- Instant access revocation: Remove a team member's access immediately when needed — their changes remain, their access does not.

Why Our Customers Love RedirHub
Frequently asked questions
Invite team members by email from the team settings in your RedirHub account. Each person gets their own login — no shared credentials. You assign a role during the invite that determines what they can see and change, from full admin access down to view-only.
Yes. Role-based permissions let you assign different access levels to different team members — for example, a developer with full admin access and a marketer with the ability to create and edit redirects but not delete domains. Permissions can be updated at any time from the team settings.
Assign marketers a role that allows them to create and edit redirects in the dashboard without access to domain configuration or team settings. This lets them launch and update campaign links independently — no ticket to IT, no waiting for a developer — while keeping infrastructure-level settings protected.
Yes. RedirHub supports SSO (Single Sign-On), allowing your team to log in through your organization's identity provider. This centralizes access management — when a team member is offboarded in your identity system, their RedirHub access is revoked automatically.
Remove a team member from the team settings in your account — their access is revoked instantly. Any redirects or configurations they created remain in place. This is important for offboarding — access is cut off without any disruption to live redirects.






