Getting to know
Ad Eagle Suite

As of version 2.0 Ad Eagle Suite offers the ability to add multiple administrators to the administration area. This allows you to assign separate user names and passwords to an unlimited number of sub-administrators. This can be used to delegate different advertising areas of your website, or (for web hosts) the ability to offer an advertising management package to your web hosting clients.

Each administrator added to the system can create their own rotations, add their own clients and ads. When they log in they will be shown only clients and rotations that are owned (have been added by) them. They also will not have access to the system configurations, except the default rotation settings for their rotations. They will not have access to rotations or clients owned by the super-user or other sub-administrators.

When the super-user logs into the system, they will have the option of logging is as a different user (if they have added sub-administrators already) or to continue to the main menu, where they will have full access to all clients and rotations in the system. If you have sub administrators, it would be wise to create a sub-admin account for yourself and managing your own ads from there. This way you will not be faced with all of the systems rotations and clients each time you log into the system. To edit the system configurations however, you will have to use the super-user account.

A Note To Web Hosting Companies

If you plan to offer Ad Eagle Suite as an advertising management solution for your hosting clients, we strongly recommend that you run the ad serving scripts under mod_perl and create an alias that can be called from any of your clients domains. We can assist with setting this up for you at no cost. Please note however, that we are unable to give mod_perl specific support. Please see the mod_perl documentation at http://perl.apache.org

If you would like more information on how Ad Eagle Suite can be used as a management solution for your clients, please contact us.

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