Control exactly what customers, employees, managers and administrators can see and do, enforced in the database rather than hidden in the interface.
Plenty of systems control access by hiding menu items and sharing an admin password. Both approaches fail the first time somebody is curious, leaves the business or makes an honest mistake.
We model the roles in your organisation, then enforce them at every layer, so what a user can reach is decided by the server and the database, not by the screen they are looking at.
No plugin marketplace, no upsells. Each point below ships with the plan.
Define roles like staff, manager, finance, admin and client, and assign precisely.
Restrict by team, branch, region or account so people see only their scope.
Optional or enforced by role, with recovery handled properly.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft accounts so access follows your existing directory.
Invite, suspend and remove users in seconds, with sessions revoked immediately.
Who logged in, what they changed and when, retained for as long as you need.
Hiding a button stops an honest user; it does not stop a crafted request. Our applications apply row level security policies in the database, so a query for another team's data returns nothing regardless of how it was made. The interface then simply reflects those rules.
Real organisations rarely fit three tiers. Someone covers two roles, a branch manager needs their branch only, finance needs everything but should not edit operational records. We model those realities during discovery so permissions do not have to be worked around within a month of launch.
Access reviews, security questionnaires and incident investigations all need the same thing: a reliable record. Audit logging is built in from the start, covering authentication and data changes, so producing that evidence is a search rather than a scramble.
