Web browsing
With browser access, employees use the web the way you do: reading, searching, signing in, filling forms.
A connector is the neat path into an app. The browser is the universal one: anything with a URL, an employee with browser access can visit, read, and operate.
What browsing is good for
- Research: reading pages, comparing sources, pulling facts with links to where they came from
- Websites without connectors: niche portals, supplier dashboards, government forms
- Form filling and submissions, end to end
- Checking their own work, like loading the page they just published
Signing in to sites
When a site needs your account, the employee doesn't guess at credentials. It raises a request in chat: Open browser to sign in. You click through, sign in yourself inside the shared browser window, and approve; the employee carries on in the signed in session. Your password stays with you.
Watching and replaying
Browser sessions appear in the same Browser & Computer panel as computer sessions, with live view during and replay after. Runs that used the browser also carry a Watch what it did link, which is the fastest way to build trust in the early weeks.
Note
Browser access is a per employee toggle, available from the Solo plan up, and metered by the minute like computer time. Employees still follow your autonomy and approval settings while browsing.