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Unit Dashboard Access

Operational Account

An operational account is a deposit account that belongs to the client under their own customer (typically the customer that onboards onto their own platform) and is tagged as an operational account by Unit. This account enables the client to move funds to other accounts within the organization using book payments.

Common use cases for the operational account include:

  • Disbursements — Transfer funds from the operational account to end-user accounts.
  • Money funding — Receive and distribute incoming funds across the organization's accounts.
  • Initial account funding — Provide an initial balance to newly created accounts based on the organization's custom logic.

The operational account can be viewed and managed in the dashboard's Org Accounts section.

Unit Dashboard Access

The Ready-To-Launch Dashboard is available at app.s.unit.sh for Sandbox and app.unit.co for Production. It serves as the central hub for managing a Ready-To-Launch integration. The dashboard provides the same capabilities available through the API in a visual interface.

Capabilities

The dashboard provides the following capabilities:

  • Authentication setup — Configure JWT authentication for end users.
  • Branding theme editing — Customize the look and feel of the white-label experience. Theme editing is available in Sandbox, with a preview available in Production.
  • Webhooks and API tokens — Create and manage webhook subscriptions and API tokens for server-to-server communication.
  • Prefill endpoint settings — Configure the endpoint Unit calls to pre-fill end-user application data.
  • Banking page URL — Define the URL where end users access the banking experience.
  • Customers — View all onboarded customers and map to your platform users for analysis and outreach using your customer ID as key.
  • Accounts — View account details, balances, transaction history with filtering, and export transaction reports to CSV.
  • Transactions — View transaction history for customers' accounts. This capability is only available for organizations (advanced bank due diligence needed).

Dashboard User Roles

Access to the dashboard is governed by user roles. The available roles and their capabilities are:

RoleRequires Advanced Due DiligenceRole permissions
Ready to Launch Banking AdminYesView all customer transactions. Invite client user to dashboard.
Ready to Launch Operational Account AdminYesView transactions for the client's operational account only. Invite client user to dashboard.
Ready to Launch BasicNoNo transaction access

The Ready to Launch Banking Admin and Ready to Launch Operational Account Admin roles are only available to clients who have completed advanced due diligence. Please contact Unit to enable advanced due diligence for the organization. The key distinction between these two roles and Ready to Launch Basic is the ability to view Operational account transactions and invite other users.

Ready-To-Launch Dashboard

Account details and transactions

Signing in with SSO / SAML

Dashboard users can sign in to the Ready-To-Launch Dashboard using your organization's identity provider via SAML 2.0 single sign-on. Unit acts as the Service Provider (SP) and supports identity providers such as Okta, Azure Active Directory, and Google Workspace.

To configure SSO for the Ready-To-Launch Dashboard, an organization admin should navigate to Settings → Developer → SAML in the dashboard and follow the same configuration steps documented in the SSO / SAML guide. The guide covers the required workspace settings, the Assertion URL and Issuer values that must be shared with your identity provider, and step-by-step instructions for Okta, Azure Active Directory, and Google Workspace.

Suggestion

SSO / SAML for the Ready-To-Launch Dashboard is only available to clients who have completed advanced due diligence. Please contact Unit to enable advanced due diligence for the organization.

Suggestion

SSO does not provision dashboard users automatically. Each user that should sign in via SSO must first be invited to the Ready-To-Launch Dashboard using the same email address that is used with your identity provider.