Administrators can enforce Organizational policies and manage them from the admin dashboard.

Supported on:

• Linux

• Mac

• Windows (since version 10)

Ulaa Global Policy

Ulaa global policies apply globally till the end user.

Organization Policy

You can create your own organization and invite multiple users to be part of it. Admins can remotely manage Ulaa policies like blocking or excluding certain extensions and sites. However, the org administrators can exclude Ulaa global policies.

Example: Ulaa policy has added 123.com in the block list (globally applies to the end users) the org admin can override such action and add the same URL in the exclude list.

User Policy (Under an organization)

They can block sites and extensions over and above what has been mandated by the organization policy.

Individual user (Global user)

Users can both block and exclude sites and extensions. They can add exceptions for sites which are mandated by the Ulaa Global Policy. 

Enterprise Features 

The Ulaa Admin Dashboard provides a centralized platform where administrators can define and manage policies for all users within the organization. Administrators can configure policies related to excluded extensions, blocked sites, and more, all from a single interface. 

Site policy

The Ulaa Admin Dashboard enables admins to block specific websites or categories of websites, ensuring compliance with organizational guidelines and restricting access to potentially harmful or non-productive content.   

Extension Policy

With the Ulaa Admin Dashboard, administrators can manage extensions in a granular manner. They can exclude specific extensions deemed necessary for productivity while blocking potentially disruptive or security-risky extensions. If the user has been using an extension before the implementation of the extension policy, the installed extension will be blocked automatically.

Logger

Note: However wildcard entries can be added to the blocked list to exclude only a curated set of sites and extensions.