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Sense Portal: Team access and product access levels now available

Released: 4th June 2026 · Administrators can now manage user product access in Sense Portal, with configurable access levels now available for Sense ATS.

Released: 4th June 2026

Product: Sense Portal

Who it affects: Administrators

Available on: All plans


Overview

Administrators can now manage user product access from Sense Portal.

This release introduces a new Team access area where administrators can view users, manage which licensed Sense Workplace products they can access, and assign product access levels where available.

At launch, access levels and access-level configuration are available for Sense ATS, with Admin and Vacancy Manager access levels.

This is the first step towards a wider product access model in Sense Portal. Over time, access levels and configurable access-level permissions are expected to expand to other Sense Workplace products.


What’s new

New Team access area

A new Team access area is now available in Sense Portal.

Go to:

From here, administrators can view users and see which Sense Workplace products each user currently has access to.

Sense Portal Team access page showing a list of users with product access labels for Sense Workplace products.

What this means for you:

Admins can review product access more easily from one place, helping reduce support requests for routine access changes.


Manage product access for each user

From Team access, administrators can open a user’s product access settings and choose which licensed Sense Workplace products they can access.

The products shown depend on your organisation’s licences. For example, if your organisation is not licensed for a product, it cannot be assigned to users.

Product access page for a user showing toggles for Sense Workplace products including ATS, HR, Portal, Presence, Automate and AMI.

What this means for you:

Admins can give users access to the products they need, while keeping access aligned to the organisation’s licensed products.


Assign ATS access levels

For Sense ATS, administrators can also choose the user’s ATS access level from Team access.

Current ATS access levels include:

  • Admin

  • Vacancy Manager

Product access page showing ATS enabled for a user with Admin and Vacancy Manager access level options.

What this means for you:

ATS access can now be assigned more directly in Portal, with clearer control over whether a user has ATS administrator access or vacancy manager access.


Configure ATS access levels

Administrators can configure what each ATS access level can do from:

For ATS, this includes configuring permissions for areas such as vacancies, applications, settings and pipelines.

At launch, this configuration applies to the ATS access levels Admin and Vacancy Manager. The same access-level model is expected to be expanded to other Sense Workplace products in future, so product permissions can be managed more consistently from Portal.

Portal product settings page showing configurable permissions for ATS access levels, including vacancy, application, settings and pipeline permissions.

What this means for you:

Organisations have more control over what each ATS access level can do, while still assigning those levels to users from Team access.


Additional improvements

This release also includes internal improvements to organisation onboarding and product access management.

These updates help support cross-product setup and dependencies more reliably during onboarding.


Summary

This release gives administrators more control over product access in Sense Portal.

Use Portal > Team access to manage which products each user can access and assign ATS access levels. Use Portal > Settings > Products to configure what each ATS access level can do.

At launch, configurable access levels are available for Sense ATS. This access-level model is designed to expand to other Sense Workplace products over time, helping organisations manage user access more consistently from Sense Portal.

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