Multi-tenant clients and apps
Manage client workspaces, published apps, connectors and users from one partner account.
Partner Access
Give your clients managed access to your installations — no VPN.
If you run private installations for many clients — SaaS, ERP, hosting or integration — Partner Access lets you offer secure web access to those installations as part of your own service. Your clients get verified, scoped, logged and revocable sessions to the right app, without a device VPN and without exposing internal addresses.
Who it is for
- SaaS and vertical-software vendors
- ERP / CRM providers
- Hosting providers and managed-application providers
- Integrators and service companies with many client installations
What the platform gives you
Access without VPN
Each client installation is reached through an outbound connector and a managed alias — no inbound ports, no internal hostnames or private IPs exposed to end users.
Usage reporting and billing
Active-user reporting per client to support your own billing; platform fee plus per-active-user pricing.
Run it under your brand
Partner panel, API for creating clients/apps, and brand-customized delivery are on the roadmap; today onboarding is sales-assisted.
Why partners win
It becomes your “secure access without VPN” feature
You already have the client base, billing, support and trust. BusinessProxy becomes a feature you include in your plan or sell as an add-on — one contract can replace dozens of separate small access setups.
Pricing
Platform fee + per active user
Platform from $300–2,000 / month plus $1–3 per active user per month, with app- and connector-based components for larger deployments. Final pricing depends on volume and delivery model.
Partner Access FAQ
- Why is this better than giving each client a VPN?
- A VPN connects the whole device to a network and is costly to support across many clients. Partner Access publishes a specific app per client with verified, scoped, logged and revocable sessions — no device tunnel.
- What is available today vs on the roadmap?
- The alias + connector access model, client workspaces, users and the access event log are the working core. The self-serve partner panel, white-label delivery, partner billing and API are on the roadmap and delivered with onboarding for now.
- How does the connector see app traffic?
- The alias path is a Layer-7 reverse proxy: it relays the full request and response (method, path, headers and bodies) in transit to your connector. Bodies are not logged or retained. This is disclosed before enablement.