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# Requesting access

You can request access to enter into another Pickzen account and act on the actual owner's behalf. 

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This feature is only available from our PRO plan.
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To do this, click on your username at the top right of the screen, and click on *Managed accounts*.

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You can request access to a Shopify account, or to a generic account. For example, if you needed to access the Pickzen account *<peter@superpets.com>* linked to a Shopify store, click on the *Request generic access* button and enter the account information you want to manage:

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Once requested, it will pass to the *pending* state and Peter will receive an email with the authorization detail:

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Once Peter accepts the authorization, a *Log in* button will appear:

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To access this account, click on the *Log in* button to log in <peter@superpets.com> account:

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Peter's account will show this new authorization:

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Peter can revoke this access whenever he wants, clicking on the *Revoke* button:

Accesses can be requested as *Full* or *View* accesses. With *Full* access, the manager can do anything. However, with *View* access, the manager only can see metrics and data, not being able to edit.


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