Security & Trust

Access you can control.

Atlas One separates each organization's data, lets you require multi-factor authentication, and gives every user a role that defines what they can do.

Security Basics

What Protects Your Data.

From how people sign in to how support gets access, each control below ships in Atlas One today.

Sign-In Security

Each organization can require multi-factor authentication for its users. Vendor access is limited by design.

  • Required MFA, set per organization
  • Vendor logins are time-limited and scoped to one location
  • MFA is always on for vendor logins
  • Single sign-on (SSO): Coming Next

Data Isolation

Each organization's data is separated from every other organization's with row-level data isolation in the database.

  • Row-level data isolation between organizations
  • Locations hierarchy for scoping access
  • Role-based permissions

Support Access

When Atlantis Frontline support needs to see what a user sees, access is gated and recorded.

  • Sign In As User requires MFA
  • A typed reason is required
  • Sessions are limited to 60 minutes
  • Every session is audit logged

Logs and Hosting

Logs are split by area so admins can find what happened. Atlas One runs on established hosting providers.

  • Logs by area
  • Background records pruned after 90 days
  • Hosted on Supabase (Postgres) and Vercel
  • Data encrypted in transit (HTTPS)
Roles & Permissions

Every User, a Defined Role.

Five roles ship with Atlas One, and admins can add custom roles with their own permissions.

RoleWhat They Can Do
AdminManages organization settings, users, roles, Brand Studio, and logs.
EditorBuilds and launches missions and edits atlases.
ManagerRuns and reviews missions for their locations.
AssociateCompletes assigned work in My Work.
VendorUses My Work and Calendar for one location, plus optional read-only views an admin turns on.
Custom RolesAdmins can create roles with their own set of permissions.
Authentication

Simple Sign-In, Required MFA.

Users sign in with email and password. Organizations can require multi-factor authentication with an authenticator app. Single sign-on is Coming Next.

Email and Password
MFA (Authenticator App)
SSO: Coming Next

Separate by Organization.

Each organization's records are isolated from other organizations at the row level, and data is encrypted in transit over HTTPS. Atlas One is hosted on Supabase (Postgres) and Vercel.

Row-Level IsolationRole-Based PermissionsLogs by Area

See Security and Access in Action.

Get a walkthrough of roles, MFA, and logs with the Atlantis Frontline team.