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How to Share Customer and Vendor Details

How to share customer and vendor information with your team members and external partners.

Updated over 7 months ago

How to share customer or vendor details

Step 1: Navigate to the detail page

  1. Go to your Customers or Vendors section

  2. Click on the specific customer or vendor you want to share

  3. You'll see the detail page with company information and metrics

Step 2: Open the sharing interface

  1. Look for the Share button in the top-right corner (next to Action Plan and Business Cases)

  2. Click Share to open the "Manage Shared Users" modal

Step 3: Add a new user

  1. Click the blue Add User button

  2. Fill in the user's details:

    • Email address (required)

    • First name (required)

    • Last name (required)

  3. Review the domain classification information displayed

Step 4: Understand user classification

DIVACS automatically classifies users based on their email domain:

  • Internal users (blue badge): Same email domain as your customer/vendor

  • External users (green badge): Different email domain

Step 5: Confirm and share

  1. Click Add User to proceed

  2. For external users, you'll see a confirmation dialog asking if you want to share with someone outside your organization

  3. Click Confirm to complete the sharing process

Managing shared users

Once you've shared access, you can easily manage all shared users from the same interface:

View shared users

  • See all users who have access in a organized table

  • Check their verification status and user type

  • View their roles and permissions

Search and organize

  • Use the search bar to quickly find specific users

  • Sort users alphabetically (A-Z or Z-A)

  • Navigate through multiple pages if you have many shared users

User management actions

  • Resend verification emails for unverified users

  • Remove access by deleting users from the shared list

  • Filter by type using the Internal/External tabs

Security and permissions

DIVACS ensures your data stays secure through:

  • Role-based access control: Only authorized users can share information

  • Domain verification: Clear distinction between internal and external users

  • External user confirmations: Extra security layer for outside collaborators

  • Complete access control: You maintain full control over who sees what


The sharing process is identical for both customers and vendors - simply follow the same steps regardless of which type of business relationship you're sharing.

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