Add people, assign roles, and control what they can connect, without needing a separate access layer for AI.
Each engineer connects their own tools with their own credentials. There's no single view of who has access to what.
An engineer, a security reviewer, and an admin all have the same level of access, or none at all.
When someone leaves, nobody's certain what they could still reach.
Upsun Dispatch manages who's on your team, what role they hold, and what they're allowed to connect, in one place, visible to whoever administers it.
Every person on the team has a defined role, and every connection is visible to whoever manages the workspace.
Invite a person and assign them a role: admin, engineer, reviewer, or a custom role you define.
Repos, issue trackers, and integrations are connected once, for the whole team, not per individual.
What a person can see or run follows from their role, not from whatever they happened to set up themselves.
Remove someone from the team, and every connection tied to their access goes with them.
See every person, role, and connection across the organization from one place.
Confirm access follows least-privilege by design, not by individual habit.
Onboard new engineers with the right access from day one, without manual setup per person.
Demonstrate exactly who had access to what, and when, for any audit.
Grant scoped, temporary access without giving full team-level permissions.
Keep roles and access consistent across every team, rather than reinvented per group.