Per-brand access
This person sees these three brands and nothing else. What a franchise or a forty-person agency runs on.
The same product, with the things a larger organisation needs before it can say yes: who sees what, who signs off, and a contract that reads the way legal expects.
This person sees these three brands and nothing else. What a franchise or a forty-person agency runs on.
SAML with your identity provider. People are added and removed from your directory, not from ours.
Legal, then brand, then the client. Each post carries who approved it and when.
Every action, exportable. Data kept as long as your policy says, and deleted when it says.
Yours, or a standard one. Subprocessors listed below; legal@ answers the rest.
Uptime in writing, a named contact, and onboarding done with you rather than sent to you.
Self-hosted, behind Cloudflare's edge. Synis holds no compliance report of its own yet; we start one when a contract asks.
HTTPS only, enforced with HSTS. Encrypted at rest. Connected-account tokens encrypted again before they are stored.
Polar. We never see, store or handle a card number.
Cloudflare (edge), Polar (payments), Runware (AI writing and images), Zernio (publishing) and PostHog (product analytics, EU). No ad networks. Full list from legal@.
Delete the workspace from your own settings, no ticket, and restore it within 30 days if you change your mind. Export is by request to legal@ until it's self-serve.
[email protected] for a vulnerability, a DPA, or anything a review needs. Every report gets a reply.
Five questions, then it opens as an email in your own mail app. A person answers, usually the same day.