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Grant the right access. Keep the boundary visible.

Give colleagues, collaborators and connected software the access their work needs. Keep the resource, action and permission visible.

A practical example

Define the work. See the boundary.

An external collaborator needs to review a selected contract. The organization grants access to that resource while keeping unrelated project data and the provider account outside the grant.

Illustrative workflow

THE CUSTOMER’S GRANT

Selected resource. Defined action.

Actor
External collaborator
Resource
Selected contract
Action
View

Provider controls and the enabled connection still apply.

REQUEST / SELECTED CONTRACT

Permitted for this resource.

The requested view matches this grant. It does not grant authority over the whole provider account.

Outcome: The colleague sees only the item they were granted. Revoking access prevents later requests; it cannot undo earlier disclosures.Illustrative relationship; operational availability depends on the actual product and enabled integration.
  1. 01

    Choose the resource

    Identify the relevant item, organization and participating actor.

  2. 02

    Grant bounded permission

    Read, write and sharing operations remain subject to policy and the capabilities of the connected service.

  3. 03

    Review and withdraw

    Inspect recorded work and disconnect access to stop future requests. Earlier completed actions are not undone.

Architecture and scope

A clear model for your environment.

Permissions do not bypass cloud provider controls. Sign-in and connection approvals use Rhea Key, while ordinary in-scope operations do not require a new phone approval every time.