Platform governance
Accounts, identity and access, policies, security, configuration and integrations.
The platform is inlorus's top scope, and it covers every account and tenant below it. Decisions made here flow down: which keys a role grants, policy floors, the platform's configuration values.
This section has the guides to the Platform Administration (accounts), Identity & Access, Policies, Security, Configuration and Integrations screens. The Policies and Security screens are read-only today; the rules come from the Roles screen and the floors from configuration. The platform Configuration screen sets the platform's own values; the account's only reads.
Most of these screens work in the platform scope. If you are in another scope, switch to the platform with the scope switcher in the top bar.
Articles in Platform governance
- Screen guideOrganizationsYou see every Account on the platform in one list, open a new Account and change an Account's status.
- Screen guideIdentity & AccessIn one place you see who is registered on the platform, which role they hold in which scope, the status of invites, and identity matches awaiting a decision.
- Screen guidePoliciesYou read the policy in force in the platform scope: which role grants which permission key, and which settings cannot be loosened in narrower scopes.
- Screen guideSecurityYou see the platform's security posture from recorded data only: who has a second factor, how people sign in, how many sessions are live and which security settings are recorded.
- Screen guideConfigurationYou set the platform's theme, see which configuration settings are defined on the platform, each one's value on the platform and where that value comes from, and you set the platform's own values.
- Screen guideIntegrationsYou see the registered external systems, connector providers, connections and data pipelines, and read which ones work and which cannot be served.
- How-toAdd a domain and its applicationsAt the platform, the Domains screen is the domain catalogue: you create a domain at the top level or under another, add applications to it, rename and order them. Every account and tenant sees the catalogue and opens what it needs.