Tenant-scoped access
Company context, work, integrations, brand assets, documents, and team members are kept within the named tenant. An invitation grants access to one workspace—not the whole platform.
CompanyMateHQ is designed around a simple idea: an AI workforce must be useful without becoming an unaccountable way to move sensitive company information or real-world decisions.
Security is not one setting. It is a set of choices in the product: separate tenants, scoped integrations, explicit permissions, approved external actions, and the ability to understand what happened later.
Company context, work, integrations, brand assets, documents, and team members are kept within the named tenant. An invitation grants access to one workspace—not the whole platform.
Standard members can use the workspace. Read-only members can view it and complete their checklist, without changing company data or directing the AI team.
Agents may prepare internal work, but sends, publishing, payments, filings, bookings, and irreversible changes remain an explicit human responsibility.
Connected service credentials are held server-side. Finance is read-only by design, and dedicated Reception connections keep customer-facing access separate from an owner's personal mailbox.
Each tenant controls its own operating hours and can pause the AI workforce. Pausing preserves the queue and checklist rather than letting work continue invisibly.
Work moves through a visible operating queue, and completed work remains in an archive so owners can see the work, source, and review status.
We can talk through the agents, data, integrations, and approval points your business needs before you put meaningful context into the workspace.
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