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Frequently asked questions

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Last updated 4 years ago

How can I determine if a user has an access level?

There are three methods of obtaining access to an application:

  1. With a user account that has the access level or direct membership to a team.

    • Search for the user from the application's user interface.

  2. With a user account that matches the email domain of a team.

    • Inspect team email domains to see if the user would match.

  3. From an IP address that belongs to a team.

    • Inspect team IP addresses to see if the user would match.

How do I find a user

You can utilize the on the to find a user.

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