Security

How it works

1. 1Exchanges between your devices and our servers are encrypted, voice included.
2. 2Repeated sign-in attempts from one address are blocked automatically.
3. 3Admin access can require a second factor: a temporary code, a physical key or a fingerprint.
4. 4Sign-in can go through the company's Microsoft or Google accounts, with their own rules.
5. 5International calling can be capped by destination and by amount.
6. 6Sensitive operations are logged: who did what, and when.
7. 7Each company's data is separated, including where several share the installation.

Use cases

• Avoiding the bill from a break-in: calls abroad placed at night with a stolen password.
• Trades bound by confidentiality: health, law, accountancy, where the exchange itself is private.
• Remote work: reaching the tool from outside without exposing the installation.
• Regulatory obligations: showing that access is traced and exchanges are protected.
• A departure: cutting one person's access at a stroke, without changing everyone's passwords.

Benefits

• Communications encrypted between your devices and our servers.
• Automatic blocking after several failed sign-in attempts.
• Two-factor authentication: temporary code, physical key or fingerprint.
• Sign-in with the company's Microsoft or Google accounts.
• Caps and restrictions on international calling.
• A log of sensitive operations, available afterwards.
• Hosting in France, on infrastructure we run.

Examples

• A weak password probed from abroad: the address is blocked on the third attempt, before it is found.
• A firm requires a physical key for its administrators: a stolen password is no longer enough to get in.
• A departure: the account is disabled within the minute, and everyone else's access is untouched.