Operational access
Give people access with clear controls and accountability.
NextLevelize helps companies organize user access around groups and feature permissions while protecting operational access with authentication, account isolation, entitlement enforcement, and audit records.
Users and groups
Organize access for the people who use your workspace.
Invite users, assign required and additional groups, and control feature access through group permissions. This gives companies a structured way to determine which areas of the workspace are available to each group.
Access management includes
- User invitations
- Required and additional group assignments
- Feature access controlled through group permissions
- Entitlement enforcement for available functions
Protection and traceability
Build accountability into operational access.
NextLevelize protects access with two-factor authentication, account isolation, authenticated APIs, encrypted secrets, and detailed audit records.
Two-factor authentication
Use two-factor authentication to protect access. Email is the required baseline option; SMS-based two-factor authentication is available when the SMS service is configured and available.
Account isolation
Account isolation helps keep each company workspace within its own account context.
Authenticated APIs and encrypted secrets
Authenticated APIs and encrypted secrets support controlled access to operational functions and connected-service settings.
Detailed audit records
Detailed audit records provide a record of activity for accountability across the workspace.
NextLevelize control over operational access.
Set up a company workspace with the user, group, authentication, and audit controls available to your operation.