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See who has access to what, across every tool you pay for

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List all members and their roles across my provider accounts, then remove email and confirm nobody else changed.

Overview

Access sprawls. Every tool has its own admin console, its own idea of roles, and its own member list, so nobody has one view of who can reach what. When someone leaves, offboarding turns into a tour of a dozen dashboards, and it's easy to miss one and leave access open for months.

Why it's hard

None of these admin pages share an API or a layout, and they all sit behind an owner login. Some hide members until you scroll, some serve a different confirmation dialog depending on the case, and there's no single place to check that a removal actually landed. That's exactly why access reviews get skipped.

How Reduck does it

Reduck reads each tool's member list in your own signed-in session and brings them together, so you can see every person and role in one pass. When you offboard someone, your agent records the member list before and after and returns proof that the right person was removed and nobody else moved. What was an afternoon of clicking through consoles becomes one prompt you can run whenever someone leaves or on a set review date.

What your agent does

  • Read the member list and roles from each tool in your own session
  • Bring them together so you can see who has access where
  • Remove a leaver by email when you ask
  • Return the member list before and after as proof nobody else was touched
  • Confirm the removal actually landed, so nothing stays open

Who it's for

  • Founders and operators running IT for a small team
  • RevOps and IT admins handling joiners and leavers
  • Anyone doing a periodic access review

FAQ

In your own browser session, using the access you already have, so there are no new admin credentials to share.
No. Listing members is read only. Removals only happen when you ask, and run in dry run first by default.
Your agent records the member list before and after and returns what changed, so you can see the target left and nobody else moved.
Common workspaces and dashboards like Notion, Vercel, GitHub, Linear, Stripe and more, with new ones added over time.

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