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User roles User roles at a glance FlowSentry gives each person a role, and each role a set of permissions. Your permissions decide which pages you see, which buttons work and which items you can approve. This page lists every role an…
Blog & updates Introducing the new FlowSentry experience …and harder to press the wrong thing. Navigation driven by permissions The rail, flyouts and command palette are built from the same permission checks that each page and the server enforce. A page your…
Reference Security and privacy overview …no more than five minutes old. Role-based, default-deny permissions Each person's access comes from their roles. Anything not granted is denied. Pages a role cannot open are not shown, and every…
FAQs AI and data protection …where you can do it yourself. Its tools check your own permissions first, so it can never show you something your role cannot open. How personal data is protected What is pseudonymisation? Before any…
How-to guides Use dashboards: period, comparison, drill-through and export …opens the same view for them (subject to their own permissions). Read the comparison Compare to previous period is on by default. Each figure then shows the change against the previous period of the…
Guides Compliance and governance guide …a job needs; navigation and the server enforce the same permissions. 2. Maker-checker (segregation of duties) FlowSentry enforces maker-checker on the server, per item. A person may hold both the…
How-to guides Export data safely …for example, never writes the names into the log. Permissions. You can export only what you can already see. Exporting never widens your access. Where you can export Page Export Notes Customers…
Getting started Find your way around …account number or case number. Results respect your permissions: STR-restricted cases never appear for roles that cannot see them. Ask Sentry Press Ctrl+J (or ⌘J) or select the sparkle button in the…
Getting started Key concepts …settings and data-source go-live. You can hold both permissions, but you can never check your own item. This is also called segregation of duties. Step-up Step-up asks for a fresh second factor (an…
Blog & updates Meet Ask Sentry: AI that drafts, people decide …where you can do it yourself. Its tools check your own permissions first, so it can never show you a record your role cannot open. Every assistant, in one place Assistant Where you find it What you…
User roles MLRO and Deputy MLRO …In FlowSentry, the MLRO and the Deputy MLRO hold identical permissions. The deputy exists so that there is always a second senior decider: when the MLRO records a suspicion or makes a change, the…
Guides MLRO guide …(MLRO) and the Deputy MLRO. The two roles hold the same permissions; the deputy is the checker for anything the MLRO made, and decides suspicions the MLRO recorded. You can do everything an analyst…
How-to guides Use AI assistants responsibly …was added, replaced or removed. Ask Sentry checks your own permissions before it looks anything up, so it cannot show you a record you could not open yourself. Institutions that hold real client data…