Each company has its own lane.
Jobs, customers, vehicles, fleet checks, stock, quotes and invoices belong to the company workspace that owns them. Ordinary users work inside the company they are authorised to use.
- ✓Company-specific workspace and settings
- ✓Server-side company context
- ✓Company-aware records and indexes
- ✓No public customer, job or invoice data
Use an email without guessing the company.
When an email is authorised for more than one company, the two-letter/four-number company code helps route the first login to the right workspace. The code is an access key for the company context, not a replacement for the user password.
- ✓Two letters followed by four numbers
- ✓Issued for the company workspace
- ✓Used when a user needs to choose a company
- ✓Company membership remains approval-controlled
Give people the access their work needs.
Owners, managers and team members can have different access. Company roles keep each team member inside the records and actions their company has approved.
- ✓Owner and manager controls
- ✓Team member access levels
- ✓Company security and access history
- ✓Important activity available for review
Security work stays evidence-led.
Tenant separation needs tested database ownership, backups, restore evidence and clean-device checks before outside companies are invited. A public page cannot prove those controls by itself, so the release remains subject to the independent audit gates.
Questions people ask.
Can one company see another company’s jobs?
Company users stay inside their own company workspace, with access set by that company’s owners.
Does a company code replace a password?
No. The code helps select the right company context; the user still signs in with the email and password authorised for that account.