Identify ownership before registration
Write down the project or business owner, the registered contact and the people authorised to discuss commercial and operational questions. A media buyer, an editor and an agency representative may need different information. Decide which person keeps the agreed terms and which person maintains the campaign record.
If an account already exists, tell Ilya Sato before opening a replacement. Ownership changes, manager reassignment and contact-address changes depend on the programme’s process. A new message in a group chat does not by itself establish authority to alter the account.
Use responsibilities instead of shared credentials
Ask which access controls the actual dashboard supports. Do not build a workflow around an assumed role, API permission or reporting export. If a colleague only needs aggregated campaign results, provide an appropriate report rather than forwarding an unrestricted login.
- Commercial contact: confirms the proposal and terms.
- Campaign owner: records placements and changes.
- Technical contact: documents links and tracking checks.
- Finance contact: reconciles the agreed payment record.
These are illustrative responsibilities, not a list of dashboard roles.
Prepare a practical handover
A useful handover lists the account identifier, active placements, issued link versions, open questions and the next review date. Store credentials separately from operational notes. If someone leaves the project, use the programme’s supported process to review access and authorised contacts.
Contact @manager_1xBetpartners with the ownership question and the existing account context. State what needs to change and which parts of the campaign remain active. Avoid sending passwords, recovery codes or customer records. Clear ownership protects continuity: the next team member should be able to understand the campaign history without inheriting an undocumented collection of chats and screenshots.