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Sharing orders with your family

Your care circle decides who may see and do what on your orders.

By The Abroad Allies team

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Your care circle

Family is where you decide who else may see what is happening, and what they are allowed to do. This is your care circle — siblings, other relatives, anyone you choose to bring in.

What sharing gives them

Somebody in your care circle sees the orders and activity you grant them access to — the same visibility you have, scoped to what you decide to share. It means a sibling abroad does not have to ask you for updates; they can watch the same order timeline you can.

What sharing does not give them

Access through your care circle is exactly what you grant — nothing more. You cannot see anyone else's orders on the platform either, even by guessing a URL; the server refuses anything that is not yours, and the same boundary protects what you share outward.

Where it connects

Everything you might share sits behind your dashboard — orders, their health colours and evidence — so bringing someone into your care circle means they see the same open trail you do, not a separate summary.

Ask Ally

Ask Ally "how do I let my sister see this order" and it will point you to Family.

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