Working together

A team job,with a tool to match.

Businesses run their sites together: the owner sets direction, the manager updates hours, someone else handles photos. Pendro supports that with invitations and individual logins rather than one shared password.

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Invite, do not share logins

Bring a teammate in by email invitation. They get their own login and access to the projects you choose, and you keep the account.

One workspace, one truth

Everyone edits the same project with the same history. No emailing drafts around and no wondering which version is the real one.

History protects everyone

Every change is tracked and reversible, so a colleague’s enthusiastic Tuesday edit is a rollback rather than a crisis.

Agencies welcome

Building sites for clients? Run multiple projects from one account, invite each client into their own site, and keep the others invisible to them.

Why it matters

A single shared password works until the person who knows it moves on. Pendro’s model is ordinary in the best way: people have their own logins, access is granted and revoked per person, and removing a teammate takes one click and breaks nothing they built. The question of who changed the prices page has an answer, because every change carries a name and a time.

Collaboration is also how a site stops being one person’s bottleneck. When whoever notices the problem, the wrong opening hours, a sold-out product still listed, can fix it themselves, the site stays true to the business in real time. Version history removes the fear that creates bottlenecks in the first place: nothing can be broken permanently, so nobody needs to guard the keys.

Straight answers

How do I add someone to my site?+

Send an invitation from the dashboard to their email address. They create their own login and see only the projects you gave them access to, so someone helping with photos never sees your billing.

Can I remove someone later?+

Instantly, from the same screen. Their access ends and everything they built stays where it is, so a leaver does not mean changing a password everyone else has to be told about.

What if two people edit at once?+

The editor keeps everyone on the live version of the project, and history records each change with who made it, so simultaneous work stays consistent and anything unwanted can be rolled back.

I am an agency. Can clients have access to only their site?+

Yes. Each project has its own access list, so a client sees their own site and nothing about your other clients. You can leave them looking, or let them edit their own content.