Access directory (A to Z)

Every tool and service we might ask for access to, in one alphabetical list: what kind of access it needs, and the guide that walks you through it.

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If you know the name of the tool, this is the fastest way to the right guide. Every service we might ask for access to is listed below in one alphabetical table, no hunting through sections.

What the "How it works" column means

Invite us: you add support@chykalophia.com as a user on the account. The most common case, and the safest: no password is ever shared.

Delegate access: the vendor has a purpose-built "delegate" or "share access" feature that grants permission without adding a full user.

We request: we send the invitation and you approve it from your side.

Share a key: there's no user account to invite; you send us a license key or credential using Onetime Secret. See sharing passwords safely.

Via WordPress: nothing separate to grant. It's covered by WordPress admin access.

The directory

Tool or serviceHow it works
ActiveCampaignInvite us
Amazon Q DeveloperInvite us (via AWS)
Amazon S3Invite us (IAM role)
AWS (account & IAM)Invite us (IAM role)
AWS KMSInvite us (key policy)
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue)Invite us
CanvaInvite us
ClamAVNo account needed
CleanTalkShare a key
CloudflareInvite us
cPanel / shared hostingShare a key (rarely supports delegates)
DNS (wherever it's hosted)Varies: see guide
Domain registrar (general)Delegate access
DreamHostGrant privileges to a new person in the panel
EventbriteInvite us, or share a key
Expo / EASInvite us
FigmaInvite us
FlywheelInvite us (Collaborators)
GitHubInvite our developers by GitHub username
GoDaddyDelegate access
Google AdsInvite us
Google AnalyticsInvite us
Google Business ProfileInvite us (Manager)
Google Search ConsoleInvite us
Google Tag ManagerInvite us
Google Workspace (admin)You create an account for us on your domain, then share the password
HubSpotInvite us
Judge.meVia your store
KinstaInvite us
KlaviyoInvite us
LinkedIn PageAdd your project lead by name: LinkedIn can't take a shared address
MailchimpInvite us
Meta (Facebook & Instagram)Add us as a Partner, using our business portfolio ID
Microsoft 365 (admin)You create an account for us on your domain, then share the password
NamecheapDelegate access (Share Access)
PayPalInvite us
Plugin & theme licensesShare a key
PostgreSQL (managed)Share a key
Redis (managed)Share a key
RenderInvite us
SendGridInvite us (Teammate)
SentryInvite us
ShopifyWe request, you approve
SquarespaceInvite us (Contributor)
StripeInvite us (Developer role)
SucuriShare the login: Sucuri allows one email address per account
SurveyJSShare a key
VercelInvite us
WebflowInvite us
WooCommerceVia WordPress
WordfenceVia WordPress + share a key
WordPress (admin user)Invite us
WordPress (application password)Share a key
WPMU DEV HubInvite us as a team member
WP EngineInvite us

Never send a password in email or chat

Whatever the tool, if you end up sharing a credential rather than inviting a user, send it through Onetime Secret or a password manager. Email and chat keep permanent, searchable copies. See sharing passwords safely.

If you're setting up a new project

Rather than working through this table top to bottom, use the checklist. It covers the handful of things we need first, in order:

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Giving us access safely · Step 4 of 4

  1. Why we ask for access (and why it's safe)
  2. Delegate access vs. sharing a password
  3. How to share a password safely
  4. Access directory (A to Z)

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