Your data is walled off from every other brand’s.
Each brand’s data is walled off from every other brand’s, and every request is checked against that wall. Anyone paying an invoice or downloading a statement signs in a second time, and your team signs in with Google, Microsoft, or Shopify.
How your data is protected.
Each line below describes what AvenorOS does today.
Kept apart
- A per-brand rule on every table, and a check on every request
- Keys and passwords for connected accounts, encrypted
- Admin actions and support log-ins, recorded
Whether another brand could ever see your customers.
Signing in
- Single sign-on with Google or Microsoft, or Shopify or email sign-in
- A portal that can require single sign-on and two-factor
- A second sign-in to pay an invoice, approve a remittance, or download a statement
Who can get in, and what needs a second check.
Consent and hosting
- In the EU, nothing tracked until the shopper says yes
- For US shoppers, a “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link, and a browser’s do-not-sell signal honored
- Hosting in the US, with EU hosting set up and switched on for a brand that needs it
Where your customers’ data lives, and with whose permission.
What to ask before your customer data moves.
A finance lead or a board will ask where customer data lives and who can reach it before a brand signs. The answers are above, and we go through each one in a walkthrough.
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Walk through AvenorOS with us.
We open the demo portal, show what each person on your team would see, and walk through how your accounts would connect.