Single sign-on
Log in with your existing corporate credentials. When someone leaves your company, their SVEISA access goes with their corporate account.
SECURITYYou're in safe hands
Security in every layer
Your screens speak for your brand in public. SVEISA protects who can sign in, where they sign in from, what they can change and the data in between. Try each layer below.
Layer 01IdentityWho can sign in
Layer 02VerificationProving it's really you
Multi-factor authentication
Add a second step with Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator. A stolen password alone can't open your dashboard.
Layer 03NetworkWhere you can sign in from
IP filter
Allow CMS access only from approved IP addresses, like your office and VPN. Every other connection is blocked before it reaches the login page.
Layer 04DataWhat travels and what's stored
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Content, schedules and account data are encrypted on the way to your screens and while stored, for end-to-end protection.
Layer 05PermissionsWhat each person can change
Roles, layout locks and audit logs
Give each person exactly the access their job needs, lock the parts of a layout that must not change, and keep a record of every action. Pick a team member to see what their role allows.
Layer 06AssuranceChecked by others, not just us
VAPT and SOC 2 Type II
Regular vulnerability assessment and penetration testing find weaknesses before anyone else does. SOC 2 Type II is an independent audit of the platform's security and privacy controls.
Questions
Security, answered
Yes. On-Prem Lite covers up to 50 displays and On-Prem Enterprise covers 50 and more, with no cloud dependency. Your data stays in your infrastructure.
SGoogle Authenticator and Microsoft Authenticator.
SYes. The IP filter allows CMS access only from the addresses you approve and blocks every other connection.
SNot unless you allow it. Role-based access and layout locks let branches update their own zones while protected sections stay fixed.
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