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ENTERPRISE TRUST

Enterprise trust: the same data, to each exactly their permission

In Clixer, security is not a settings page, it is the architecture itself: dashboard-, role-, row- and feature-level permission layers; data access built on RLS logic; audit trails that record every step; and an AI sentinel continuously watching access behaviour.

RBAC + RLSAudit TrailAI Access Sentinel
LAYERED PERMISSIONS

Dashboard, role, row and feature level

Permission is not a single switch. Who sees which cockpits, what each role can do, which rows each person can see and which actions each feature allows are defined in separate permission tables. Least privilege is the default.

RLS

One cockpit, each sees their own data

With Row-Level Security, the same dataset and the same dashboard open with different content for different permission levels: the regional manager sees their region, the store manager their store, no copied reports, one single source.

AUDIT TRAIL

Who, what, when

Sessions, queries, permission changes and exports are written to detailed audit logs, and the logs are reportable. For audit and compliance teams, 'who saw what, when' is always answerable.

The most real risk in enterprise reporting is data looking right to the wrong person. Clixer closes that risk with a layered permission model: dashboard-level access (which cockpits), role-based rights (view, design, share, export), row-level security (which region, which store, which customer) and feature-level permissions (which modules, which actions) are managed separately and centrally.

In practice, RLS logic means this: you build one sales cockpit; the CEO sees the whole company, the regional manager only their region's rows, the store manager only their store. One cockpit, one maintenance surface, zero copied reports, when the permission matrix changes, the views change with it.

Every access leaves a trace: sign-ins, queries, cockpit views, permission changes and exports are written to detailed audit records. These records are reportable; the evidence chain is ready for internal audit, GDPR/KVKK compliance work and incident reviews. Permission changes are themselves logged, 'who granted which right to whom, and when' never goes unanswered.

The AI access sentinel inside the system turns this from passive record-keeping into active defence: it continuously verifies access-level permission controls on its own, flags unusual behaviour (bulk exports at odd hours, query patterns probing permission boundaries, atypical access volumes) and produces preventive and corrective reports with real-time alerts against potential fraud risk. A suspicious event reaches your security team before it becomes an incident.

For security teams, the summary: access starts at least privilege, every expansion is recorded, the same data is never split into two 'copies of the truth', and anomalies are flagged by the machine before a human would spot them. The details a CISO will want to probe, deployment options, encryption, data retention policies, we answer in the demo session together with our architecture team, specific to your setup.

Highlights

  • Dashboard-, role-, row- (RLS) and feature-level permission tables, centrally managed
  • The same dashboard opens differently per permission level: one source, no copies
  • Least privilege by default; permission changes are approved and recorded
  • Detailed, reportable audit logs: sessions, queries, views, permissions, exports
  • AI access sentinel: continuously verifies permission controls, flags anomalies
  • Preventive / corrective reports and real-time alerts against fraud risk

This page is a starting text; we will refine it together around your security and compliance requirements.

Security FAQs

Your choice: entirely on your own servers (on-premise) or in an isolated cloud environment dedicated to you. In both models your data is never shared with third parties and never leaves the country.

Mandatory two-factor authentication (2FA), row-level security (RLS), AES-encrypted connection credentials, rate limiting, SSRF protection, JWT rotation and a full audit trail. The platform has been penetration-tested for externally exposed enterprise deployments.

Data locality (the on-premise option), role-based access control, the audit trail and the encryption architecture are designed to support your KVKK/GDPR obligations.

Yes. The audit log records critical operations at who/when/what level. It is ready for the audit requirements of regulated industries.

Yes. User synchronisation with your existing corporate directory is supported; you never manage your users twice.

Let's walk your team through the security architecture

In a demo session, examine the permission matrix, the RLS setup and audit reports with your own scenarios, your security team is invited too.

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