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Tanflow PAM · Capability

Session Sharing & Collaboration

Bring a colleague, a vendor or a supervisor into a live session by link - as a silent observer or a full collaborator - without ever sharing a credential.

Overview

Collaborate on a live session, safely

Real work needs a second pair of hands or eyes: a senior reviewing a change, a vendor guided through a fix, an auditor watching live. Tanflow sharing profiles define exactly how a recipient joins a session - and every shared session stays recorded and under policy.

Sharing profiles

Define reusable join behaviours once and attach them to any connection; only the profile's creator can mint share links from it.

Read-only viewer

Recipients watch the session but send no input - no mouse, keyboard, clipboard or file transfer - ideal for oversight and training.

Interactive collaboration

Grant full interactive control for genuine four-hands troubleshooting when the task demands it.

Link-based joining

Recipients join a live session through a minted share link, with no standing access of their own.

Fully recorded

Shared sessions are captured like any other, so collaboration never becomes an audit blind spot.

Why it matters

Outcomes you can put in front of an auditor

  • Vendor guidance and supervision without handing over credentials
  • Live oversight of high-risk changes as they happen
  • Faster incident resolution with real-time collaboration
  • Training on real systems under a read-only lens
  • Every shared session recorded and attributable

Part of Tanflow PAM

This capability is built into Tanflow PAM - the zero-agent privileged access platform that deploys in 2-4 weeks on your infrastructure.

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FAQ

Common questions

Can a viewer be prevented from touching anything?

Yes. A read-only sharing profile blocks all input - mouse, keyboard, clipboard writes and file uploads - so the recipient can only watch.

Does the recipient need their own account or access?

They join through a minted share link scoped to that session; they gain no standing access to the target of their own.

See Session Sharing & Collaboration in action

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