Ready for your company
Two-factor sign-in, roles and permissions, a full audit trail, brute-force protection, retention and erasure. Four languages, right-to-left, your brand.
An agent platform is a company's system before it is anybody's demo, and the parts have to be right: who can sign in, who can do what, what happened, and what the law asks you to keep or delete.
Who gets in
Sign-in is by email, with two-factor codes by SMS for the accounts that want them, and single sign-on through the providers your organization already uses. Repeated failed attempts block the address that made them; the list of blocked and trusted addresses is yours to edit. New accounts must change the starting password before they see anything.
Who can do what
Access is by role. A role is a named bundle of permissions - view this, publish that, use these tools - and every module here declares its own, so a new capability arrives with its own switch rather than as something everyone suddenly has. Your organization's plan sets the outer edge; roles divide the space inside it.
What happened
Every action of consequence is logged and shown on a calendar: who published, who changed a setting, who signed in from where. Notifications reach people in the app, by email or as a browser push, and each person chooses which.
Keeping and deleting
Retention rules run on a schedule, logs are archived rather than left to grow, and a person's request to be erased is carried out as a scheduled job that reaches every corner - not a database command someone remembers to run.
In your language, under your name
The interface is in English, French, German and Spanish, switchable per person, with a right-to-left theme for scripts that need it. Light and dark modes, the color palette, logo, favicon and footer are yours to set, so the house looks like your house. Every page has a guided tour for someone new, and the documentation wiki is inside the app rather than somewhere else.