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A partner is a company that sells and runs Quint for its own customers: a managed security service provider, a reseller, or a regional hub. Quint stays the operator of the platform. The partner requests workspaces for its customers, watches them from one board, opens a customer’s dashboard read-only when it needs to look, and writes the baseline policy its customers start from. Each customer a partner brings is a normal Quint workspace with one extra fact recorded against it: who manages it. Everything else about that workspace works the same as one Quint sells directly, and the customer keeps full control of it.

Get set up as a partner

How Quint onboards a partner, where your team signs in, and the three operator roles.

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What a partner can do

Request a customer workspace

Ask for a new workspace for one of your customers. Quint approves and builds it; your customer owns it.

Watch every customer

One board with a posture snapshot per customer: machines, enforcement, incidents, last heartbeat.

Open a customer's dashboard

A read-only view of the customer’s own dashboard. The customer is told, can see it, and can end it.

Write a baseline policy

The rules every customer you manage starts from, previewed per customer before anything changes.
Your own team, usage statements and audit log are under Your team, Usage and statements and Audit and sessions.

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What a partner cannot do

  • Change anything inside a customer’s workspace. Every partner session is read-only.
  • Approve its own workspace requests. Quint approves them.
  • Suspend, reinstate or transfer a customer’s workspace. Those are Quint’s actions, taken with you.
  • Reach a workspace it does not manage.

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Where things live

If you are a customer whose workspace is managed by a partner, read Your workspace is managed by a partner.