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Managing Company Users as an Add-on Partner

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Last updated February 16, 2021

As an add-on partner, you may add Company Users to your add-on through the Heroku Partner Portal under the Company tab in the Company Users list.

Company User permissions

Users with Company User access have the following permissions to all add-ons for your company:

  • Update add-on Manifests, including your API URLs, password, and other configuration.
  • Access to view and respond to tickets within the Heroku Support tool.
  • View and reset OAuth Secrets if your addon uses the Unified API.
  • Access alter and update all marketing and billing information in the Partner Portal (this site).
  • Ability to install all public and hidden plans at list price.

Company Users also get notified via email when a new support ticket is escalated to and add-on support queue, or when a ticket changes.

How to add Company Users

  • Have the user create a Heroku Account with the email address they would like to use.
  • While logged into that Heroku Account, have the user visit https://addons.heroku.com/provider/home.
  • Next, have the user click the Join the Provider Program button.
  • You can now add the user through the Company tab of the Partner Portal. Until the above step is complete, you’ll get an email doesn't have a Heroku account associated with it error when you attempt to add them.

Access to and use of the Partner Portal is governed by the salesforce.com License and Distribution Agreement for the Heroku Elements Marketplace, and if you are domiciled in Italy, the Additional Terms for Heroku Elements Marketplace Providers.

How to revoke Company User access

You may revoke Company User access through the Heroku Partner Portal. Be aware that revoking access to your add-on from a Company User will not de-provision any add-on instances of hidden or test plans that this user may have previously installed.

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