Every change is checked
Clevis checks who is making a change and whether they have access to the work it affects.
Optional analytics help us understand which pages and product journeys are useful. Clevis does not send customer content, prompts, document data, or direct identifiers. You can change this choice at any time.
Read the Cookie PolicyConstruction information moves across companies, projects, systems, and teams. Clevis checks who can see it, who can change it, and what should happen before an agent acts.
Stance
Drawings, costs, schedules, and decisions often cross company lines. Access should not. Clevis checks the person, project, and requested action before returning information or accepting a change.
Those checks are part of how the product works. They are not optional controls added after the fact.
Clevis checks who is making a change and whether they have access to the work it affects.
People see the company and project information available to them. The same principle applies when they use agents and connected tools.
Sign-ins, membership changes, approvals, and actions that affect the work remain available for review.
How it works
From sign-in to a saved change, Clevis keeps identity, permission, and activity connected.
Clevis confirms who is signed in before showing company or project information.
Expired sessions, invalid invitations, and requests without the right membership are denied.
Before a change is accepted, Clevis checks whether that person can make it.
A connected system does not automatically give every member access to all of its records.
Clevis records relevant details about important authentication events, approvals, and business changes.
That history keeps the person, action, affected work, and outcome available to authorized reviewers.
Controls in the work
Agents use the same access as your team. Their tools, actions, and approvals stay tied to the work and visible to the people responsible for it.
When Clevis cannot verify access, the request stops. It does not fall back to partial or assumed permission.
Agent actions with greater impact can pause for approval, with the proposed change and relevant context shown together.
Authorized users can review the records checked, tools used, approvals, outputs, and results associated with a run.
Clarity
No software can remove every risk. Connecting a system should not make every record available to everyone by default.
Verify access, protect project boundaries, require judgment before important automated actions, and keep meaningful activity reviewable.
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