OpsRev Browser Access

Some work only happens in a browser. Now your teammate can do it.

When the only way into a supplier portal or vendor dashboard is a login, your OpsRev teammate can now do that work in its own browser. You approve the logins, and you can take over whenever you want.

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What It Handles

The logins your team clicks through every week.

Plenty of the systems you depend on have no API and never will. If a person can do it in a browser, the teammate usually can too.

Suppliers

Reorders and invoices from the supplier portal

The teammate logs in, submits the reorder, and pulls last month's invoices so nobody has to click through the same screens every Monday.

Carriers & insurers

Status checks on portals with no API

Claim status and load tracking. If the only way in is a website, the teammate can use the website.

Manufacturers

Registrations and warranty paperwork

Warranty registrations and product lookups on manufacturer sites, filled in from the job record your team already keeps.

Dashboards

Reports that only live behind a login

Some numbers are only on a vendor dashboard. The teammate goes and gets them, then brings them back to chat or a report.

How It Works

One switch. You stay in charge of the logins.

01

Turn it on

One switch in the teammate's settings. There's no virtual desktop to set up. The teammate gets a browser for websites and keeps its usual workspace for files and everything else.

02

Approve the logins

You decide which saved logins the teammate can use and for how long. Every approval has an expiry, and you can revoke it whenever you want.

03

Take over any time

Jump into the browser yourself when a step needs a person. The teammate pauses and waits until you tell it to resume.

04

Your team gets it automatically

Browser access can follow access to the teammate, so people who join later get it too. Or pick exactly who can use it.

Privacy & Control

The teammate does the clicking. You decide what it can open.

A browser that can log into your vendors needs guardrails. These are built in, and you don't have to configure them.

Read about security and permissions →

Personal logins stay personal

Your saved logins and browser sessions are yours. Teammates on the same agent don't see them or use them.

Short, focused runs

Each browser run has a time limit, and a browser that sits idle pauses on its own. Nothing stays open in the background all day.

The chat you know doesn't change

You still ask the same teammate in the same chat. The browser is one more thing it can use when the work calls for it.

A record of every approval

Login approvals and revocations are kept in a history, with who approved them and when they expire.

Bring The Portal

Which website does your team log into more than it should?

Tell us the site and the task. We'll tell you whether the teammate should use the browser, a direct connection, or leave it with your team.

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