PulseHireX Access
Give people access.Keep passwords protected.
Access registers each client system once, keeps the credential behind a dedicated secret boundary, assigns it to the right people or groups, and records what was opened and by whom.
Mandatory 2FA • Group-based assignment • Destination-bound launches • Full audit
How it works
Four steps, in order.
Step 1
Organize
Register each client, folder and system so access has a home instead of living in a spreadsheet.
Step 2
Control
Assign access by person or group, with approvals and expiry where it matters.
Step 3
Launch
Open the exact destination from the workspace. There is no reveal, copy or export control in the interface.
Step 4
Audit
Every grant, change and launch is recorded and exportable.
Inside Access
The parts you will use every day.
Access Workspace
A launchpad for the systems each person is allowed to open, with search, favourites and recent activity.
Learn moreSecure Launch
Approved access becomes a controlled sign-in flow bound to one exact destination.
Learn moreAccess Requests
Approval-based or time-boxed access instead of permanent over-permissioning.
Learn moreHonest limits
What Access does not claim.
Browser injection has limits
Filling a third-party login page depends on that site. Where a site blocks automated fill, the person still signs in normally — we say so rather than promising a guarantee.
Brokered Access is in development
Keeping critical credentials entirely on controlled infrastructure is planned work, not a shipped feature.
Learn moreQuestions
Common questions about Access.
Can team members see the password?
No. The team workspace provides no password reveal, copy or export control.
What happens when someone leaves?
Remove them from the group or revoke the assignment; future launches stop immediately. Rotate the credential centrally so future PulseHireX launches use the current secret without redistributing it.
Is two-factor authentication optional?
No. Every PulseHireX account must enrol an authenticator app before it can be used.
See Access on your own client list.
Register a client system, assign a team, and watch the launch land in the audit trail.