Access with organizational context

Give every role the access it needs, and no more.

WorkMentor treats access as part of each workflow. Organization tenancy, role permissions, reporting hierarchy, security policies, SSO, scoped API keys, audit trails, and domain controls help teams govern a growing workspace.

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What your team can do

The workflow, with the details in place.

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Organization tenancy, roles, and hierarchy-scoped access

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Organization and user two-factor authentication

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Password policies and Google SSO

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Scoped API keys, IP restrictions, audit trails, and CORS controls

What changes

More control, with less reconstruction.

These connected results show how security and integrations carries useful context from the first action through the wider operating workflow.

01Connected result

Clear access boundaries

Tenant isolation, roles, hierarchy, and security rules define who can reach each workflow.

02Connected result

Traceable changes

Audit trails connect sensitive actions to the user, time, and organizational context.

03Connected result

Safer operational integrations

Scoped API keys, IP restrictions, and CORS controls reduce unnecessary exposure.

Related reading

Guides for security and integrations.

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Common questions

Questions about security and integrations.

Does WorkMentor support two-factor authentication?

Yes. Two-factor authentication can be set for the whole organization or turned on by individual users. Password policies and Google SSO are also available.

Can I sign in to WorkMentor with Google?

Yes. WorkMentor supports Google single sign-on alongside password policies and two-factor authentication. SAML and advanced security options are available on the Enterprise plan.

Does WorkMentor have an API?

Yes. WorkMentor issues scoped API keys, and access can be limited with IP restrictions and CORS controls. Custom API integrations and webhooks are available on the Enterprise plan.

Does WorkMentor keep an audit log?

Yes. Audit trails connect sensitive actions to the user, the time, and the organization, giving a traceable record of changes for internal and security reviews.

How are user permissions controlled in WorkMentor?

Each organization is its own isolated tenant. Within it, roles and the reporting hierarchy decide who can reach each workflow, and security policies and domain controls help govern the workspace as it grows.

Connected in WorkMentor

Built to move with the rest of WorkMentor.

The same people and work records continue into these connected product areas, so each handoff keeps the context your team already created.