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User management
Create and manage Admin, QA, and Sourcing accounts while keeping roles and system identifiers separate from login email addresses.
Admin workspace
Give the operation a clear control plane.
Track Admin keeps the system behind the extensions orderly: users, clients, projects, targets, assignments, audit history, and the signals leaders need to see what is moving.
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Client → Project → Target
Build the operating hierarchy in the order the work actually happens, with targets inheriting the correct project and client context.
03
Assignments
Connect people to targets and make ownership visible before execution begins.
04
Decision visibility
See sourcing and QA outcomes in one place, including pending work, approvals, rejections, and progress.
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Audit history
Keep a durable record of important authentication and operational events so changes remain explainable.
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Operational analytics
Use activity, duplicate, review, and performance signals to make the next operating decision with better context.
Administration is part of quality
Structure is what lets the rest of the team move quickly.
Admin work is not just setup. It determines whether a sourcer knows what to do, whether a reviewer knows what good means, and whether leadership can trust the record afterward.
- Keep the workspace hierarchy aligned with the operating model.
- Manage permissions without exposing unnecessary controls to every role.
- Make operational ownership and history visible in the same place.
Control plane snapshot
UsersRole-aware access
TargetsScoped execution
QAReview visibility
AuditTraceable events