Role-Based Access
Super Admin governance, least-privilege permissions and controlled user/role administration.
Explore the product control model and agree the deployment, permissions and operating responsibilities for your organization.
ONE CORE · CONNECTED WORKSuper Admin governance, least-privilege permissions and controlled user/role administration.
Keep company records, documents, recordings and AI retrieval context tenant-scoped and inaccessible to other tenants.
Record who changed critical data, what changed and when, including sensitive access and administrative actions.
Enforce subscription validity, licensed duration, allowed user count and controlled activation or renewal rules.
Back up and restore authorized client business data without exposing AURA source code or proprietary backend logic.
Keep source code, application structure, secrets and proprietary platform logic outside client backup/export scope.
Use health checks, error alerting, graceful retries, database/session resilience and recovery readiness.
Support AURA Cloud or approved client-managed infrastructure, with external systems connected through controlled APIs.
Resolve the signed-in user, tenant, role and permitted scope.
Apply tenant and role filters before business data is retrieved.
Pass only the minimum authorized context required for the approved Agent or AURA workflow.
Route sensitive actions through human approval and retain audit context.
Production implementations should enforce database RLS or an equivalent tenant boundary, tenant-scoped storage, tenant-scoped AI retrieval/vector namespaces and provider data minimization. Exact controls must match the accepted deployment architecture and UAT evidence.
Route AURA and approved Agent requests through a server-side model gateway rather than exposing provider keys in the browser.
A configured primary model can fail over to approved fallback providers when errors, timeouts or rate limits occur.
Send only the authorized context needed for the task instead of exposing the full tenant database to a model provider.
Track provider availability, failures and service state without leaking credentials or private prompts to the public client.
AURA-managed deployment subject to agreed hosting, backup and operating responsibilities.
Approved private-cloud deployment with defined platform and client responsibilities.
Where supported, deploy within an approved client-managed environment while keeping AURA product IP and licensing governed.
Define roles, approval ownership and allowed actions before rollout.
Choose the deployment model and business-data backup scope during discovery.
Review audit history, backup/recovery procedures and acceptance evidence for your deployment. No ISO, SOC or other certification is claimed here.
Third-party access tokens, client secrets, webhook secrets and database credentials are intended to remain in server-side managed configuration or vault references. Tenant users request integrations and complete provider authorization where required, while AURA HQ controls connector configuration and audit.
Explore the right scope with the AURA team.