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Identity is established before Bridgly decides which work, evidence or summary a person can see.
Bridgly keeps identity, access, evidence and audit connected from idea to outcome. Each person sees the work allowed by their role. Leaders get approved summaries, not open access to every project.

Bridgly supports enterprise SSO, directory-backed roles and group mapping. Identity is established before the platform decides which project, evidence or summary a person can see.
Identity is established before Bridgly decides which work, evidence or summary a person can see.
Tenant, role, team, business-unit and project scope shape every authorised view.
Access rules are applied before context reaches an answer, agent or workflow.
Decisions, evidence, ownership, access checks and outcomes remain reviewable.
WorkOS is supported as an enterprise identity and SSO route.
Customers can use their own provider agreements, gateways or local models. Bridgly keeps the same identity, access, policy and audit controls across those routes.
Use approved providers and customer-managed credentials where the deployment supports them.
Local and self-hosted models can sit behind the same Bridgly identity, scope, policy and audit contract.
Ideas, evidence and decision history remain customer content. Data and model routes can be configured around the customer's control needs.
Bridgly connects enterprise identity, the application, approved work tools and a customer-scoped Databricks data plane. Identity, row-level access, evidence and audit controls apply across each route. Model, connector and deployment choices depend on the customer's agreed configuration.
Bridgly is designed to run within the customer security perimeter. Network topology, egress rules and production packaging are agreed for each enterprise rollout.
Use private endpoints and approved access paths that fit the customer cloud and network design.
Restrict model, connector and service traffic to the routes agreed for the deployment.
Customer identity, secret handling, provider routes and internal-system access remain deployment specific.
Bridgly keeps source permissions, classification, ownership, evidence and decision history connected to the work. Access is checked before restricted context is returned to an answer, agent or workflow.
Bridgly is being built for keyboard use, visible focus, readable contrast, text resizing, reflow, clear labels, useful target sizes, screen-reader semantics and reduced motion.
Security and procurement teams can review the current controls, deployment assumptions, access model and evidence path. Formal certifications and customer-specific production proof are stated only when they exist.
Identity, scope, row-level controls, governed retrieval, evidence and audit.
Network topology, provider routes, connector access, operating ownership and production controls.
Certifications and formal accessibility conformance are published only when the evidence is complete.
We will explain how Bridgly fits the people, systems and controls involved.