> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/da/web-interface/administration/management/users/companion-tools-access.md).

# Adgang til ledsagende værktøjer

Aktivér eller deaktiver adgang til ledsagende værktøjer i Devolutions Cloud, f.eks. appen og browserudvidelsen til Devolutions Password Manager, pr. bruger.

Som administrator af Deres Devolutions Cloud kan De deaktivere eller aktivere brugen af ledsagende værktøjer for bestemte brugere, der ikke er administratorer.

{% hint style="success" %}
For at mindske antallet af henvendelser fra brugerne anbefaler vi, at De informerer dem, før De ændrer deres adgang til Devolutions Cloud via de ledsagende værktøjer, især hvis De deaktiverer adgangen.
{% endhint %}

Disse indstillinger kan konfigureres under ***Administration – Brugere***, når De [opretter og inviterer en bruger](/cloud/da/web-interface/administration/management/users/create-and-invite-users.md), eller bagefter ved at redigere brugeren. Det påvirker kun den bruger, hvis indstillinger er ændret.

Adgang til ledsagende værktøjer kan konfigureres separat for browserudvidelsen og programmet Devolutions Password Manager. Indstillingerne er aktiveret som standard.


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