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# What's a Good Way to Track Which Client Accounts Each Person Can Access?
- URL: https://blog.jestor.com/whats-a-good-way-to-track-which-client-accounts-each-person-can-access/
- Published: 2026-10-06T13:31:26.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-06T13:31:26.000Z
- Author: Bruno Bannach

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# What's a Good Way to Track Which Client Accounts Each Person Can Access?

A good way is to keep a register of each client account, such as ad platforms and social profiles, with who has access, at what level, and until when, and to remove access through a checklist when someone leaves a project or the company. On **Jestor**, this runs through an access **table**, **Tasks**, and review reminders.

Agencies hold keys to client accounts. When people come and go, access often remains long after it is needed, which is a risk for the client and for the agency.

## What untracked access costs

- Former employees or freelancers still having access
- No clear record of who can do what in a client account
- Delays when access must be granted quickly
- Serious risk if an account is misused or compromised

## How access tracking works

- Each account is a **record** with client, platform, and access level
- The register lists each person with access and an end date
- Offboarding triggers a checklist to remove access
- Reminders prompt periodic review of all grants

## Why Jestor fits this use case

- Access is granted deliberately and removed on time
- Clients can be shown a clear record of who has access
- Responsibility for each account is clear
- This scales from a few accounts to hundreds across many clients

| Access remembered informally | Access register with expiry    |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------ |
| Forgotten permissions, risk  | Granted, reviewed, and removed |

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Should I store passwords in Jestor?** No, record who has access and at what level, and keep passwords in a dedicated password manager. More at [jestor.com](https://www.jestor.com/?ref=blog.jestor.com).

**Can offboarding create removal tasks automatically?** Yes, a rule can generate the checklist when someone leaves.

**Can I see all accounts a person can access?** Yes, a filter on the person lists them.

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