Access by area
Admins choose which areas each person can use (Today, Schedule, Shopping, Transport, Service and Directory) and whether they can make changes. A driver can be limited to Transport alone.
Security & Privacy
Plain facts about what Omnisant does today, and what it does not do yet.
In place today
Each of these is how the product works today, not a plan.
Admins choose which areas each person can use (Today, Schedule, Shopping, Transport, Service and Directory) and whether they can make changes. A driver can be limited to Transport alone.
A task or event can be shared with chosen people. Anything not shared that way is visible to the whole household.
Passwords are stored hashed, never in plain text. Five failed attempts lock an account for 15 minutes, and repeated sign-in attempts are rate limited.
Deactivating someone, or changing their role, ends their web sessions within seconds.
Sign-ins, changes to people and access, and most edits to plans, schedules, shopping, service and contacts are recorded in a log household admins can review.
Omnisant runs over HTTPS only, on Microsoft Azure in Canada Central. Calendar connection tokens are encrypted before they are stored.
Not available yet
Two-factor sign-in for household accounts, self-serve data export, and self-serve account deletion are not available yet. Admins can deactivate anyone's access at any time.
The household Profile (travel documents, accounts and preferred vendors) is visible to every household member. Notes are private to each person unless shared through a category.
Connected Google and Microsoft calendars use read and write access, so events can sync in both directions.
We do not claim certifications or compliance standards we have not been audited against.
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