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Security & Access Control

Sign in with passkeys, control who can see and do what by role, restrict access to your office network, and keep your data isolated from every other tenant.

How it works

🔑Passkey login

Sign in without a password

👤Role-based access

Each role sees only what it should

🌐IP allowlist

Restrict to your network

🛡️Data isolation

Your data in its own space

Give everyone full access and pin the password to a monitor, and one phished login reaches the whole company. Security and access control is built to stop exactly that.

It removes the password, limits each person to what they need, and isolates your data, so a breach in one account doesn't become a breach of the business.

What you can do

  • Sign in with passkeys. Replace passwords with device-based passkey login that can't be phished.
  • Control access by role. Grant each role only the access it needs, enforced on every action.
  • Restrict to your network. Set a per-tenant IP allowlist so access is blocked from outside.
  • Keep data isolated. Each tenant gets its own database, not a shared table filtered by customer ID.

How it works

Staff sign in with a passkey, their role decides what they can see and do on every action, and access can be limited to your office network. Your data sits in its own isolated tenant, so it is never mixed with another customer's. The result is that the breach path buyers worry about most, a phished password paired with too-broad access, is closed off.

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Frequently asked questions

Can staff sign in without a password?

Yes. Passkey login lets staff sign in with a device and biometrics or a PIN, with no password to phish or reuse.

Can I control who sees what?

Yes. Access is granted by role, so a warehouse lead can see stock but not the general ledger, for example.

Can I restrict access to the office network?

Yes. Set a per-tenant IP allowlist so the system is unreachable from outside your network.

Is my data separate from other customers?

Yes. Each tenant's data lives in its own isolated database, not a shared table behind a filter.

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