UniOps
UniOps provides a desktop application that lets teams share access to SaaS accounts without sharing passwords or 2FA codes. The Chromium-based tool captures and replays session state, maintains a consistent device fingerprint per workspace, and gives administrators account-level audit logs with one-click user removal.
- Enterprise Software
- Cybersecurity
- Software Only
Funding
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Product
Problem
Teams managing shared or business-critical SaaS accounts often resort to sharing passwords and 2FA codes through insecure channels like Slack, or rely on a single person who becomes the de facto authenticator app. This creates security risks, leaves no audit trail of who changed what inside an account, and makes offboarding cumbersome since removing a password doesn't necessarily end active sessions.
Solution
UniOps provides a workspace layer that lets organizations grant team members access to internal tools and SaaS subscriptions without ever exposing passwords or one-time codes. Through a desktop application built on Chromium, UniOps captures sign-in state including session cookies, browser storage, and IndexedDB databases, then replays that state into secure sessions for authorized members. Administrators see a report of activity at the account level, not the person level, with no screenshots, keystroke logging, or employee scoring. Removing a member takes back the password and terminates their session instantly, and all stored credentials and session data are encrypted at rest with workspace-scoped keys and in transit via TLS. The service also maintains a consistent device fingerprint per workspace so connected tools see one steady device profile and avoid triggering security flags.
Target Audience
Small to mid-sized businesses and teams that rely on multiple SaaS tools, particularly creative agencies and operations teams, and need a secure way to share account access without password sprawl or security risks.
Features
- Session replay technology that captures and replays browser storage, cookies, and IndexedDB databases to open tools without sharing credentials
- Optional credential vault storing usernames, passwords, 2FA seeds, and backup codes for automated sign-in and re-authentication, with all material encrypted at rest using workspace-scoped keys wrapped by an AWS-KMS master key
- Device fingerprint management that maintains a consistent device profile per workspace, including browser and hardware characteristics, with language and timezone matched to proxy exit country
- Account-level audit logging that records who did what and when inside each connected tool, scoped to the workspace and not visible to other workspaces
- One-click removal that revokes access, takes back the password, and ends the user's active session
- Built on Chromium so every connected account behaves exactly as it does in Chrome, minimizing compatibility issues
- Workspace-based architecture with a single owner, admin delegation, and role-based access control