Monitoring shouldn’t be a solo mission, and you definitely shouldn’t be the bottleneck for error logs.
olic.io allows you to invite team members directly to your projects. This means you stop copy-pasting logs to Slack and start giving your developers the direct access they need to fix issues themselves.
Why Scoped Access Matters
We built collaboration around projects to give you granular control. You don’t need to hand over full account credentials or root server access just to let a developer check a cron job.
- For SaaS Teams: Invite your freelance developer specifically to your “Staging” project. They get full visibility to debug that environment, while your “Production” data remains private.
- For Agencies: Manage multiple clients in one account? Create a project for “Client A” and invite them. They see their own green lights (uptime), but will never see Client B’s data.
Read more about structuring your environments in our projects article.
How to Invite Your Team
We kept the process lightweight so you can onboard a team member in under 30 seconds.
- Navigate to the Project you want to share.
- Go to Settings → Users.
- Enter their email and hit invite.
That’s it. If they are new to olic.io, they can sign up and jump straight into the project. If they are existing users, the project simply appears in their dropdown menu.
Speed Up Recovery
The real value of collaboration is autonomy.
Once a user is invited, they aren’t just a viewer. They can configure their own notifications—perhaps they prefer Discord while you prefer Email.
By decentralizing access, alerts go directly to the person writing the code. They see the error, check the execution history, and fix the bug—often before you’ve even read the notification.
Ready to delegate? Check your project settings and invite your team.