Meldium (YC W13) Controls Your Team’s Shared App Passwords For You

Re:Meldium (YC W13) Controls Your Team’s Shared App Password... by bradleybuda on Monday February 25, 2013 @08:24PM (#5283230)

We're not looking to help anyone evade a vendor's pricing model. The unfortunate reality is that many services do not support multiple user accounts, and customers have no choice but to share.

For services that do support many users, we have deep integration that actually creates individual accounts for every new employee you hire. We have almost 20 of these services integrated now and we're always looking to add more.

We've had the opportunity to talk to many service vendors in the process of building Meldium and the response has been overwhelmingly positive. With provisioning integrated, Meldium removes one of the barriers to service adoption - it makes it easy for a company to add more accounts when the hire more people, and service vendors love this. We're always looking for tighter and higher-quality integrations with vendors - if you run a SaaS app and you'd like to see it supported on Meldium, ping me at [email protected] and we'll find a way to make it happen.

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Re:Meldium (YC W13) Controls Your Team’s Shared App Password... by jameshart on Monday February 25, 2013 @09:49PM (#5283618)

Thanks.. but you still didn't make it clear whether Meldium always works with the service-provider's co-operation and authorization, or whether you support account-sharing for services your customers want to use, without the vendor's explicit permission.

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Re:Meldium (YC W13) Controls Your Team’s Shared App Password... by dotBen on Tuesday February 26, 2013 @12:12AM (#5284120)

Come on, one would assume they would let you share a password even if it is "without the vendor's explicit permission".

Who's the customer here?

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