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How To Add A Team Member In Sensor Tower

By Add A Team Member·Nov 26, 2013·3 min read

Summary

Sensor Tower introduced a feature allowing users to add employees, co-workers, or consultants to their account, giving them access only to designated apps. This eliminates the need for separate accounts or sharing master passwords. To invite, click the button at the bottom of the left menu, select an app from the dropdown, enter the invitee's email, and confirm.

The invitee receives an email with a link to the dashboard, where they can research and track keywords for the permitted apps. If they log out, they can log in from the homepage; if they forget their password, they can reset it via the Register link. To remove a team member, click the Add Team Members button again, select the app, find the member's email, and click X.

This approach reduces pressure on the account owner, enhances security, and allows flexible access management without extra accounts.

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