Security
The security module in TenXshift: multi-factor authentication, step-up verification, sessions, IP, segregation of duties, and export audit.
What does Security offer?
IT, procurement, and reviewers need to understand access controls before entering sensitive data. The Security module provides MFA, step-up verification, sessions, IP, segregation of duties, and export audit in TenXshift.
Nonprofit ERP security is a mix of technical controls and governance. The module describes capabilities such as MFA, segregation of duties, and export audit — and describing controls does not prove a compliance certificate or replace contractually agreed hosting and backup documents.
Who is it designed for? IT, the finance director, and security reviewers.
Module capabilities
Choose a clear scope, and review the functions your team will actually use.
Sessions, IP, and segregation of duties (SoD)
Export audit
Review of high-sensitivity roles
Expected operational outcomes
What helps the team evaluate the module before full enablement.
- Clearer access controls for sensitive teams
- A framework to discuss SoD with finance and procurement
- An explicit reminder that controls ≠ a compliance certificate
What controls are listed?
Multi-factor authentication, step-up verification, session management and IP policy, segregation of duties, and export audit. Test them with real roles in the evaluation session.
Does it mean a compliance certificate?
No. Describing controls does not prove a certificate or blanket compliance. Review your organisation’s documents and contractual requirements and the trust centre on the site.
Who cares about this?
IT, the finance lead, and security reviewers who assess controls before entering grant and employee data.
Evaluation scenario
Test different roles with a step-up action, and review sessions, IP policy, and segregation of duties. Also request approved hosting and backup artefacts.
Start from a real working day.
Test different roles with a step-up action, and review sessions, IP policy, and segregation of duties. Also request approved hosting and backup artefacts.
This is a product-evaluation scenario, not a measured client outcome.
Security FAQ
Do these controls mean a compliance certificate?
No. Describing controls does not prove a certificate or blanket compliance. Review your organisation’s documents and contractual requirements.
What is segregation of duties (SoD)?
A distribution that prevents conflicting responsibilities in the same person; reviewed with approvals and finance and procurement roles.
How does security relate to RBAC?
RBAC defines access by role; security adds controls such as MFA, sessions, SoD, and export audit.
What is the price of the Security module?
It is billed as part of a module bundle in your organisation plan; the price depends on active users and enabled bundles. See the pricing page for details.
How do we assess fit before subscribing?
Email info@tenxshift.com to request a 20-minute demo. Prepare a non-sensitive example from your team’s work, roles, and reports you need — then review implementation requirements before agreeing.
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