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Security controls

Combine tenant isolation, server-side authorization, sensitive-action controls, and protected provider credentials.

Access controlsSample company

Viewer

Requests a protected change

Permission check

Change blocked

Authorized role required

What stops unauthorized financial changes?

Financial control weakens when access, identity, audit evidence, and sensitive actions are governed by informal assumptions rather than explicit workspace policy.

Authorization
Deciding whether an identified person or principal may perform a particular action within the requested scope.
What it works with
Verified identity, server-resolved tenant scope, permissions and the protected workflow's validation.
What you get
Layered controls that remain separate from any formal compliance-status claim.

How the work progresses

Who uses it

Workspace owners and authorized administrators assigning access and reviewing sensitive activity.

  1. Authenticate the principal and resolve trusted tenant scope.
  2. Authorize the requested action and validate the relevant record authority.
  3. Apply the controlled service boundary and return sanitized results without exposing provider credentials.

A concrete example

Illustrative, not customer data.

What stops unauthorized financial changes?

A forged browser role cannot authorize a journal approval. The server resolves the user's membership and action permissions independently.

Explore the sample company

What still needs judgment

Controls support a customer's security program but do not by themselves guarantee compliance. SCIM and service-account public pages are intentionally omitted because general availability is unconfirmed.

AI cannot grant permissions, enforce identity policy, erase audit history, disclose credentials, or bypass security controls.

Available workflows depend on your plan, permission scope, configuration and supported data. Compare plans before choosing.

Before you use security controls

Can I explore this before connecting company data?
The public demo is a fixed, read-only sample company. It illustrates supported product areas without creating an account or accessing customer data; it is not proof that every configured workflow is available in the tour.
What should I verify before relying on an output?
Confirm scope, source coverage and timing. For this capability, review verified identity, server-resolved tenant scope, permissions and the protected workflow's validation. An operating status or AI explanation does not replace the required review of accounting evidence.
Does an explanation automatically authorize a financial action?
No. AI cannot grant permissions, enforce identity policy, erase audit history, disclose credentials, or bypass security controls.

Continue the workflow

See the work in context.

Explore a read-only sample company, or start with your own supported data.