Features · Network admin and security
Multi-factor authentication
A second factor on every admin login. Buyers don't have to.
HQ and location admins sign in with a second factor. Buyers on a store don't, because a checkout with MFA is a checkout nobody finishes. Enforce it per tier, and see in the audit log who has it on. It's the first box your IT team checks, and it's already checked. Impersonation, refunds, price changes and catalog deploys all sit behind that second factor, which is what makes handing a location its own admin seat a comfortable decision instead of a brave one.
Works with: Roles and permissionsAudit logTenant isolationImpersonationAPI keys
Rolling out to networks now.
| Role | Users | Can see |
|---|---|---|
| Network admin | 6 | everything |
| Location owner | 186 | own stores, own orders |
| Store manager | 220 | products, promotions |
| Supplier | 14 | catalog, POs |
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