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We never ask for your Fiverr password

Last updated: 3 August 2026

The reason most Fiverr agencies stay small is trust: to get help with orders, the owner has to hand out the one login that holds the client list, the message history and the money. AssignDock exists so you never have to do that. This page explains exactly what we can see, what we can’t, and what each person on your team can see.

What AssignDock never touches

  • Your Fiverr password. We never ask for it, and there is nowhere in the product to enter it. AssignDock has no way to log into your Fiverr account.
  • Your Fiverr inbox. We do not connect to Fiverr, scrape Fiverr, or read your Fiverr messages. Buyer conversations stay between you and Fiverr.
  • Your earnings and payout details. Your Fiverr balance and withdrawal methods are yours alone; AssignDock never sees them.

This is also why AssignDock is safe from a terms-of-service standpoint: Fiverr’s own security guidance says your password should never be shared with anyone. With AssignDock, it never is — not with us, and not with your team.

The only thing we read: the emails you forward

Auto-import works from one Gmail forwarding rule that you create and control. When a Fiverr order-notification email arrives, AssignDock reads the buyer requirements inside it — business name, address, website, keywords, deadline, package and similar fields — and turns them into a ready-to-work order. Delete the forwarding rule and the flow stops instantly. You can see everything we hold at any time inside your workspace.

What each role can see

Every person signs into their own AssignDock account with their own password. Access is role-based, and the owner can tune the permission matrix per role from the dashboard.

Can they see…WorkerManagerOwner
Their own assigned ordersYesYesYes
All orders across the agencyNoYesYes
Your Fiverr inbox or buyer messagesNoNoNo
Your full client listNoYesYes
Their own pay statementsYesYesYes
Everyone’s payrollNoNoYes
Billing and subscriptionNoNoYes

The row that matters most: nobody — not even the owner — reads Fiverr messages through AssignDock, because AssignDock is never connected to your Fiverr account in the first place.

Account security

  • AssignDock passwords are stored only as salted hashes — never in plain text.
  • All traffic is encrypted in transit over HTTPS, fronted by Cloudflare.
  • Workspaces are isolated per agency: your data is scoped to your organisation and is never visible to another AssignDock customer.
  • Deactivating a team member ends their access immediately — there are no shared credentials to rotate.

Common questions

Does AssignDock need my Fiverr password?

No. AssignDock never asks for, receives or stores your Fiverr password, and never logs into your Fiverr account. It works entirely from the order-notification emails you choose to forward to your private AssignDock address.

Can my team members see my Fiverr client messages?

No. Your team members never touch Fiverr at all. Each worker signs into their own AssignDock account and sees only the orders assigned to them — not your Fiverr inbox, not your buyer list, and not other workers' orders.

Can a worker see how much other team members are paid?

No. Workers see only their own assignments and their own pay statements. Payroll across the team is visible only to the owner and the roles you explicitly grant.

What happens when a team member leaves?

You deactivate their AssignDock login and their access ends immediately. Because they never had your Fiverr credentials, there is no password to rotate and no session of theirs inside your Fiverr account to worry about.

Where is my data stored?

Your workspace data is stored with vetted infrastructure providers — the database and file storage run on Supabase, and the site is served through Hostinger and Cloudflare. Passwords for AssignDock itself are stored only as salted hashes.

Questions we haven’t answered?

Read the full Privacy Policy, or email [email protected] — security questions get answered by the people who built the product.