Organization

Organization is a top-level section in the Developer Console’s left navigation, separate from Settings. It has three tabs: Members, Service Region, and Third Party.

Members

DoveRunner supports organization accounts, where several people share one account for sealing, dashboards, and real-time streaming. Billing is consolidated on the administrative account, so team members do not need to register their own payment details.

The Team Management table lists everyone with access:

Column	Description
User Name	The member’s display name, if they have set one.
Email Address	The account the member signs in with.
Notes	Free-text note, useful for recording a member’s role or that they have left.
Joining Date	When the member joined the organization.

Use the search box to find a member by name or ID.

Inviting a Member

1. Click ADD to open the Invite Team Member dialog.

2. Enter the Team Member Email Address.

3. Click INVITE.

The dialog also lists previous invitations with their ID, Invitation Date, and State, so you can confirm whether an invite was already sent.

Caution

Everyone in the group can access your applications and their data. Invite only people who should see that.

Invited people receive a confirmation email. A new user follows the normal sign-up flow from the link; an existing DoveRunner user cannot be merged into your group from the console — raise a ticket with the Help Center to have it done.

Service Region

Determines where your sealed builds, console data, and account information are processed.

Region	Notes
Global	The default for all accounts.
Mumbai	Hosted to support data localization requirements.
Jakarta	Hosted to support data localization requirements.

Note

Changing the region requires an authorized account. Contact the Help Center if you need to use a local region for data localization compliance.

Third Party

Holds the download and the keys used to integrate DoveRunner with your own tooling.

CLI Tool for Android AppSealing

DOWNLOAD provides the CLI jar used to seal Android apps from a build pipeline, and the page shows your CLI Key — the value passed as -authkey when you run it.

DoveRunner reports the CLI as tested against Jenkins, Bitbucket Pipeline, Fastlane, AWS CodePipeline, TeamCity, and Circle CI.

See Basic Configuration for the command-line options.

Caution

The CLI Key authenticates sealing requests for your account. Treat it as a secret — store it in your CI system’s secret store rather than committing it to a repository.

AppSealing Data API

Gives programmatic access to hacking statistics and hacker device IDs for your own dashboards or SIEM. Access is not enabled by default — contact the Help Center to request it.

AiSM Key

Required for iOS integration through AiSM. Enter it in the AiSM authentication window. Like the CLI Key, treat it as a secret.