Deny-by-default permissions
API actions are explicitly mapped to roles rather than inferred from page names or browser behaviour.
Aperture Flow is designed around least-privilege access, business-unit isolation, authenticated audit history and controlled document processing on Microsoft Azure.
Claims are limited to product capabilities and deployment design. Formal certifications are not claimed unless independently achieved.
API actions are explicitly mapped to roles rather than inferred from page names or browser behaviour.
Document access is restricted by assigned company, division, dealership or operational unit.
History derives the acting identity from the signed-in session, not browser-supplied names.
Approved and exported records can be locked while genuine validation work remains editable.
Uploads are checked against expected signatures and processing constraints before extraction.
Capture, edits, decisions, approvals, exports and operational exceptions remain traceable.
The current deployment uses Azure App Service, with supporting architecture adapted to the customer's agreed environment, scale and security requirements.
The current deployment is hosted using Microsoft Azure App Service. Customer architecture can be adapted to the agreed environment and requirements.
Yes. Users can be restricted to assigned business units and only access documents belonging to authorised areas.
The platform records material document actions, edits, decisions and exports using the authenticated user identity.
No. Formal certification claims are not presented unless those certifications have been obtained and can be evidenced.
We can walk through access, document isolation, audit history and deployment architecture as part of your demonstration.