Least-privilege access
Users receive role and workspace permissions appropriate to their operational responsibilities.
Security and trust
Operational access should be controlled, visible and supportable.
ResidnZ is designed around role-based permissions, workspace isolation, audited actions and safe integration boundaries. Final production controls must be configured and verified for the deployment environment.
Workspace isolation
Society, rental, PG and enterprise records are scoped and tested against cross-workspace access.
Audited support
Support impersonation is time-limited, restricted and recorded with actor, target, path and result.
Safe integrations
Signed hardware events, idempotent processing and asynchronous command delivery reduce vendor coupling.
Security capabilities
Controls across identity, data and operations.
Certification and legal compliance should only be claimed after formal assessment. This page describes product design, not an external certification.
Authentication and sessions
Token-based application access, device/session controls and administrator hardening.
Role and workspace access
Resident, committee, guard, accountant, owner, PG operator and platform roles.
Operational audit
History for financial, governance, support, integration and administrative actions.
Integration boundaries
Provider adapters, signed webhooks, allowlists, credential hashing and retry queues.
Data lifecycle
Migration records, export requests, retention planning and controlled data handling.
Customer support controls
Read-only-by-default impersonation and complete support-session audit.
Production responsibility
Review implementation stagesSecurity is completed through deployment, configuration and verification.
Before launch, configure HTTPS, secrets, MFA, backups, monitoring, provider credentials, retention rules and incident procedures for the chosen hosting environment.