Access tied to responsibility
Current roles scope dealer access through direct organization membership, with permitted actions determined by role.
FOR PERS DEALERS & NETWORKS
Bring service accounts, device readiness, and open work together around the dealer responsible for the relationship.
Discuss a PilotIn development. Start with a scoped dealer workflow.
THE EVERYDAY QUESTIONS
Make the handoffs visible.
A SHARED WAY TO OPERATE
Dealers need enough context to serve their customers. Networks need consistent access rules and an understandable record of the work.
Current roles scope dealer access through direct organization membership, with permitted actions determined by role.
Bring service accounts, assigned devices, inventory, and relevant work into the dealer's operating view.
Connect relevant billing context while keeping commercial permissions explicit. A dealer relationship does not imply unrestricted financial access.
A PRACTICAL FIRST PILOT
Start where fragmented information creates repeated follow-up.
Describe your operating challengeWork from onboarding through device assignment, monitoring setup, and recorded checks.
Give requests, ownership, and completion evidence a consistent place in the process.
Connect a collection exception to the payer and relevant service context.
SCOPE THE NETWORK YOU HAVE
Branch structures, wholesale models, and commercial responsibilities vary. They need explicit requirements.
Current dealer access does not automatically extend to descendant organizations. Custom roles, consolidated dealer billing, commissions, and broader network rollups are future scope.
A pilot should establish the users, ownership boundaries, and permissions it actually needs before implementation begins.
THE INFRASTRUCTURE BEHIND SAFER LIVES
One workflow. A clear scope. A practical next step.