Security & access control

Permissions enforced in the database

An ERP holds your incidents, your medical records, your salaries and your contracts. Hiding a menu item is not access control — so in Caspian ERP every read and write is checked server-side against the permissions you granted.

Tenant isolation

Every record lives under its organization and carries its organization's ID. A query that reaches outside your organization is rejected by the rules, not filtered by the client.

Permission-based RBAC

Each tool has its own read, create, update and delete permissions. A role is a set of permissions; a member holds one role per organization. Nothing is implied by job title.

Audit log

Membership, role and permission changes are written to an append-only log attributed to the member who made them — entries cannot be forged in another member's name.

Verified invitations

An invitation can only be discovered and accepted by a verified email address, so nobody joins your organization by registering someone else's address.

Least privilege by default

Ownership, billing plan and member quota are platform-owned fields — an administrator cannot promote themselves to owner or change your plan from inside the app.

Hardened transport

HTTPS everywhere, security headers, a content security policy, and per-user rate limits on every server route.

How access is decided

Four questions are answered on the server for every single operation. If any answer is no, the operation fails — whatever the browser thinks.

1

Are you signed in?

Authentication via Google or email and password, with email verification required for password accounts.

2

Are you an active member of this organization?

Suspended and offboarded members lose access immediately; suspended organizations become read-only.

3

Does your role hold this permission?

Checked per tool and per action — read, create, update or delete — against the permission registry.

4

Does the record belong to your organization?

Enforced on the document path and its organization ID, on reads and on writes alike.

Roles · Site Supervisor Custom role
Example permission set for a custom role
ToolReadCreateUpdateDelete
Permits to Work
Observations
Incidents
Personnel
Medical
Invoices

Roles are built tool by tool. A supervisor who should never see payroll or medical data simply never holds that permission.

Infrastructure and data

Caspian ERP runs on Google Cloud. We build on managed infrastructure rather than operating our own servers.

Encryption

Traffic is served over HTTPS. Data at rest is encrypted by the underlying Google Cloud services.

Backups & availability

Records are stored in a managed, replicated database. The application scales automatically and has no maintenance window you need to plan around.

Your data is yours

Export any list to CSV whenever you like, and request a full export of your organization's records before closing an account.

Access on our side

Support access to a customer organization is limited, purposeful, and only with your agreement — not a standing privilege.

Responsible disclosure

Found something? Email security@caspianerp.com. We will acknowledge, investigate and keep you updated.

Certifications

Our cloud provider holds the major industry certifications. Caspian ERP itself does not yet carry an independent audit — we would rather say so than imply otherwise.

Common security questions

Where is our data stored?
In Google Cloud, in a managed database dedicated to the platform, with your records namespaced under your organization. If your business has a specific data-residency requirement, raise it with us before you sign — we will tell you plainly whether we can meet it.
Can one customer see another customer's data?
No. Every document sits beneath its organization and carries its organization ID, and the security rules check both membership and permission on every read and write. There is no client-side filter you could bypass.
How do we remove someone who has left?
Suspend or offboard their membership in Settings → Team. Access ends immediately, their historical records stay intact and attributed, and the change is recorded in the audit log.
Do you support single sign-on?
Google sign-in is supported today alongside email and password with verification. If you need SAML or another identity provider, tell us — it is on the roadmap and customer demand is what orders it.