Share the dashboards, not the passwords

A marketing analyst manages eight SaaS tools for a client: ad accounts, analytics, the email platform, the affiliate dashboard. The client wants the numbers whenever they like. Sharing eight logins is out of the question.

The analyst keeps Firefox open on a display inside a container, logged into all eight. The client gets the display URL with ?readonly=true&sharing=true&steal=false, behind a password group on the proxy. They open it and see the live dashboards, scroll, watch a campaign report refresh.

They can't type. They can't click into account settings. They can't export a cookie. When the contract ends, the analyst deletes the permission group and the URL goes dark.

No screenshot deck, no shared vault, no "can you send the latest numbers." The client gets the view. The credentials never leave the container.