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Use case / Internal Tools

Explainable access for internal tools and partner portals.

Give teams and partners controlled access, MFA, roles, sessions, audit logs, and environment separation without one-off identity logic in every tool.

Workspace roles

MFA

Partner access

Audit events

An internal tool path from role assignment to operational control.

Make privileged access understandable by connecting roles, team or partner membership, sessions, and audit events in one place.

01

Workspace

Own the operating surface for teams, tools, and partner access.

02

Roles

Use Workspace roles and optional Project console roles for console access.

03

Team / Partners

Keep internal users and partner users tied to explicit membership context.

04

Audit Events

Record sensitive changes, sessions, and access decisions.

05

Control

Separate test and production access while keeping operations inspectable.

Access as shared infrastructure

Dashboards, partner portals, and admin surfaces can reuse the same Workspace and Project context.

  • Workspace roles
  • Project console roles
  • Partner access

Sensitive operations stay inspectable

MFA, sessions, and audit logs make privileged activity easier to review without custom plumbing in every tool.

  • MFA
  • Session visibility
  • Audit logs

Environment separation by default

Test and production surfaces can stay distinct as internal workflows grow more operationally important.

  • Test / Production
  • Scoped access
  • Policy visibility
Internal Tools

Start with internal access you can explain.

Create a workspace, connect one operational Project, and keep roles, sessions, and audit events readable.

  • Workspace roles
  • MFA
  • Partner access
  • Audit events