Business includes customer management and workspace switching for verified MSPs and consultants. A workspace owner can request verification in Settings → Plan & billing → Subscription under Managed customers → Review eligibility. Stackyapper reviews the business type and company website before granting access.
A managed customer workspace moves through creation, operation, offboarding,
and archive; each stage ends with the workspace in a known, verifiable state.
Create
Open Customers
In the managing workspace, open Customers and select Add customer.
Enter the customer details
In the Add customer dialog, enter the Customer name (the
customer’s legal or commonly recognized company name) and the Primary
domain. Optionally enter an Administrator email to invite the
customer's first administrator; it must use the primary domain.
Review the reservation and billing notes
The dialog notes two effects. Domain reserved automatically: users
with that email domain cannot join another workspace, and domain changes
require administrator recovery. Subscription impact: the new active
customer adds one managed-customer workspace to your subscription, and
Stripe prorates the increase for the rest of the current billing period.
Create the workspace
Select Save. To record an internal reference, select View on the
customer, open Details, and use Internal reference only when it
helps reconcile the customer with your PSA or billing system.
Before inviting users, connect only the required apps and establish a baseline
group policy.
Operate
Review workspaces that need attention, have stale activity, or contain
unconfigured apps. Identity synchronization is optional; its absence is not by
itself a health failure.
Keep cloud permission packs and identity configuration inside the selected
customer’s settings. Reconfirm the workspace before opening an external
authorization flow. See
Operate customer workspaces.
Offboard
Stop new access changes.
Export required Audit records.
Revoke AI clients and personal authorizations.
Remove or disable users. Remove the customer's SAML and SCIM connections
and custom access domain; archiving is blocked until they are removed.
Revoke shared provider credentials.
Archive the workspace according to the customer agreement.
Archive vs delete
Archiving is the supported way to end a customer relationship in the portal:
Archive customer is on the customer's Details tab, under
Workspace lifecycle. It suspends access while retaining the customer's
domain claims and audit history. It asks for a reason and requires typing
the customer's domain to confirm. While archived, the customer's management
actions are disabled. An archived customer stops counting toward the
per-customer charge, and Stripe prorates the reduction for the rest of the
current billing period.
Archiving runs through an intermediate Suspended state: pending
invitations are canceled, app connections are deactivated, stored
credentials are revoked, and sessions are ended, then the workspace is
marked Archived. The Customers list shows both suspended and archived
workspaces as Offboarding; if an archive stops partway, the customer
remains suspended. Open the customer, go to Details → Workspace
lifecycle, and choose Resume archive (type the customer’s domain to
confirm). Resuming re-runs the remaining steps under the original archive
request and reason, and is safe to repeat. A suspended customer cannot be
reactivated until its archive is complete.
Reactivate customer is available on an archived customer's Details
tab and restores sign-in and administration. It requires Business and an
approved MSP or consultant verification, and the customer counts toward the
per-customer charge again. App credentials revoked during archive are not
restored: reconnect apps, and review users, groups, AI clients, and provider
scopes before allowing new calls.
Permanent deletion is not available from the Customers page. If you need a
customer workspace permanently removed, or need to understand the billing and
recoverability consequences, contact support before
deleting anything.