Customer Admin
Sign in with an approved local Customer Admin account and review the protected IAM workflow without exposing unavailable mutation paths.
Acceptance pack, integration pack, WebRTC evidence, platform evidence, security review, rollback, merge readiness, known risks, and privacy states stay local, redacted, and license-bounded.
Release evidence before main
Customer Admin sees the final gate summary, missing acceptance evidence, current develop head, and support-safe readiness state without closing or releasing anything.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Build artifacts, deployment manifests, test reports, security reviews, operator evidence, rollback proof, and remaining defects are displayed as signed references only.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Admin, WebRTC, client, and maintenance-agent dependencies show current, stale, missing, denied, and blocked states without exposing external repo internals.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Service lease, signed discovery manifest, failover drain, QoS, SIP bridge, TURN behavior, and split-brain evidence are shown as redacted status refs.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Push, CrashHub, SIP, local map, notification, and monitoring evidence shows pass, degraded, denied, and missing states without vendor secrets or customer content.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Threat model, abuse controls, redaction, dependency review, rotation, least privilege, replay resistance, and downgrade review are visible as review refs.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Pricing, license terms, support flow, incident response, operator handbooks, go-live checklist, troubleshooting, and demo script states stay support-safe.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Backup restore proof, rollback checkpoint, restore verification, maintenance window, and recovery-complete states are visible without payloads or local paths.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Develop-to-main dry-run readiness, generated artifacts, quality gate, stale branch, and conflict states are displayed without performing the main merge.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Blocker, critical, security, migration, privacy, WebRTC, SIP, push, crash, map, and release-regression defects are visible as counts and redacted refs only.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Desktop, tablet, mobile, RTL, keyboard, loading, empty, error, degraded, backup-active, draining, recovery, and license-denied states are explicit.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Tokens, SDP, ICE, DTLS, TURN, SIP, private IPs, raw media, transcripts, precise location, crash dumps, customer content, artifacts, and paths stay hidden.
No final release gate readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Evidence based release
The panel surfaces final readiness only when acceptance, integration, rollback, security, operator, and quality evidence refs are current.
Admin license bounded
Customer Panel displays signed final gate readiness but cannot create license authority, expand entitlements, or approve main release scope.
Customer local control
Tenant-local release evidence, fail-closed states, audit precommit, known risks, and runbook refs remain Customer Panel owned and redacted.
WebRTC remains admitted runtime
The surface never grants media authority; WebRTC still requires Customer Panel admission, service leases, and signed routing hints.
Responsive closeout
Mobile, tablet, desktop, RTL, keyboard, loading, empty, denied, degraded, backup-active, draining, and recovery states are visible.
No main merge from panel
Develop-to-main readiness is presented as evidence only. Main merge and production release remain separate end-of-milestone scope.
Architecture, contracts, data rollback, core readiness, responsive layout, accessibility, support-safe copy, and privacy states stay local, redacted, and release-gated.
Readiness before release
Source-of-truth, retired tracker coverage, Admin license boundary, WebRTC boundary, and first-party evidence stay visible without runtime grants.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
API contracts, event envelopes, WebSocket examples, and downstream contract status remain visible without exposing Admin or WebRTC internals.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Signed backup, migration checkpoint, rollback order, and restore evidence states stay operator-visible without applying migration or rollback.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Release readiness gates show policy, contracts, data, UI, security, observability, documentation, WebRTC, dialer, push, and SayHex readiness.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Mobile, tablet, desktop, and dense operator layouts keep stable labels, status text, and action boundaries without overlap.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Keyboard focus, visible labels, status announcements, loading, empty, denied, and error states are represented for each release lane.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Operator copy uses references and plain denied states without stack traces, source maps, internal paths, raw logs, or customer payloads.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Customer data, server inventory, raw telemetry, location trails, transcripts, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, and secret values stay hidden.
No enterprise baseline readiness records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Customer Panel can import and narrow Admin-signed release policy but cannot expand entitlements or complete release on its own.
Policy before action
Contracts, data model, rollback, UI, security, observability, docs, downstream, queue, and release gates are visible before action.
Media remains separate
An allowed release readiness state is not media authority; WebRTC admission and TURN handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
Responsive and RTL safe
The operator surface includes mobile, tablet, desktop, keyboard, loading, empty, denied, error, and RTL-safe states.
Support safe by default
Operator copy avoids customer data, credentials, raw logs, telemetry, stack details, and private implementation details.
Checking local enterprise baseline readiness
Access remains blocked until license, approved user and device, release policy, evidence pack, rollback, privacy, audit, and service readiness gates pass.
AI entitlement import, local restrictions, user plans, consent, scope, preflight, adapter placeholders, rollback, and mock states stay local, responsive, and support-safe.
AI policy before media
Signed Admin entitlement import readiness shows accepted, missing, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, and wrong-scope states without raw license bundles.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Customer-local narrowing policy shows current revision, stale policy, rollback checkpoint, and denied states without raw policy documents.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Approved user, approved device, plan ceiling, local assignment, and account status remain visible without raw user or device records.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Consent state, notice revision, retention, and withdrawal readiness stay explicit without audio, transcript, caption, summary, or prompt content.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Project, channel, branch, department, zone, and role scope readiness shows allow and deny outcomes using support-safe copy only.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
AI preflight shows allowed, denied, stale, replayed, quota, and service-unready states while requiring RTC admission before media.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Future adapter readiness shows placeholder, retry, rollback, and service-unready states without external runtime or secret material.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Public deny reason copy stays generic, actionable, and mapped to Customer API error codes without stack details or raw exceptions.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rollback readiness shows checkpoint, backup manifest, maintenance, and restore verification states without backup paths or secret values.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Sanitized mock cases show approved, denied, replayed, missing-policy, quota, and adapter-unready behavior without customer data.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Audio, captions, transcripts, translations, summaries, prompts, location trails, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, adapter secret material, and service secret material stay hidden.
No SayHex AI readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Entitlement bounded
Customer Panel can import and narrow Admin-signed AI entitlements but cannot expand feature, rate, revocation, customer, server, device, or platform ceilings.
Consent before output
AI preflight remains blocked until user plan, consent, project, channel, quota, replay, and service readiness gates pass.
RTC after AI policy
An allowed AI preflight is not media authority; WebRTC admission and TURN handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
Support safe by default
Loading, empty, error, denied, stale, revoked, malformed, replayed, quota, and service-unready copy avoids sensitive values.
Guided setup, permission matrix, session search, support workflows, analytics notifications, transcript viewer, sandbox, release notes, and localized states stay local and redacted.
Assistant policy before action
Signed Admin assistant entitlement readiness shows accepted, missing, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, wrong-customer, and wrong-server states without raw license bundles.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Setup progress, missing steps, rollback checkpoint, stale policy, and denied states stay visible with support-safe operator copy only.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Role, branch, department, channel, least-privilege, and policy revision states remain explainable without raw user, device, or policy records.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Search readiness shows retention, consent, redaction, denied, empty, loading, and error states without searching live transcripts or exposing match payloads.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Support workflow status shows privacy scope, ticket context, stale diagnostics, and operator handoff readiness without raw diagnostics or customer data.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Aggregate analytics and notification policy readiness shows threshold, recipient scope, rate limit, and provider-unavailable states without sending notifications.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
English and RTL-safe status copy is concise, support-safe, and layout-stable for mobile, tablet, and desktop operator views.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Keyboard focus, status announcements, visible labels, denied states, loading states, and empty states are represented for each assistant lane.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Transcript viewer readiness shows retention, consent, tombstone, redaction, and export-denied states without raw transcript or summary content.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Synthetic-only sandbox readiness shows fixture, tenant isolation, rollback, quota, and policy-denied states without training data mutation.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Release note handoff lists operator-surface status, validation, rollback, and related-repo boundaries without deployment or main-branch authority.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Assistant content, diagnostics, notification routing material, RTC handoff material, adapter material, and service material stay hidden.
No Customer assistant readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Entitlement bounded
Customer Panel can import and narrow Admin-signed assistant entitlements but cannot expand feature, rate, revocation, customer, server, device, or platform ceilings.
Policy before action
Guided setup, permission matrix, session search, support workflow, analytics, transcript, sandbox, consent, quota, replay, audit, and service-readiness gates are visible before any assistant action.
Media remains separate
An allowed assistant policy state is not media authority; WebRTC admission and TURN handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
Responsive and RTL safe
The operator surface includes mobile, tablet, desktop, keyboard, loading, empty, denied, error, and RTL-safe states.
Support safe by default
Operator copy avoids sensitive assistant content, diagnostics, notification routing material, customer data, secrets, stack details, and private implementation details.
Checking local Customer assistant readiness
Access remains blocked until license, entitlement, approved user and device, guided setup, permission matrix, consent, quota, replay, audit, and service readiness gates pass.
Speech to text, speech to speech, interpreter profiles, language negotiation, RTL captions, transcripts, retention, glossary, quality feedback, status APIs, and operations dashboard states stay local and support-safe.
Captions before media
Signed Admin translation voice entitlement readiness shows accepted, missing, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, wrong-customer, and wrong-server states without raw license bundles.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Source, target, fallback, RTL, unsupported language, stale catalog, and rollback states stay visible without raw translation payloads.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Profile class, role scope, branch, department, channel, and denied profile states remain visible without raw user or profile records.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Consent, transcript retention, caption visibility, export permission, tombstone, and withdrawal states stay explicit without raw captions or transcripts.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Speech-to-text readiness shows allowed, denied, quota, replay, stale policy, and service-unready states while raw audio remains hidden.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Speech-to-speech readiness shows allowed, denied, RTC-required, quota, and adapter-unready states without granting media authority.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
RTL captions, mixed-language display, empty, loading, denied, and error states are layout-safe across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Glossary policy, redacted term references, quality feedback availability, retention, export, and purge states stay support-safe.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Operator status APIs, audit precommit, queue health, service readiness, fail-closed, and degraded states are visible without raw diagnostics.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Public deny reason copy stays generic, actionable, and mapped to Customer API error codes without stack details or raw exceptions.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rollback readiness shows checkpoint, backup manifest, maintenance, and restore verification states without backup paths or secret values.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Sanitized mock cases show approved, denied, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, missing-policy, quota, and adapter-unready behavior without customer data.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Audio, captions, transcripts, translations, prompts, glossary entries, quality feedback text, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, adapter secret material, and service secret material stay hidden.
No translation voice readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Entitlement bounded
Customer Panel can import and narrow Admin-signed translation voice entitlements but cannot expand feature, rate, revocation, customer, server, device, or platform ceilings.
Consent before output
Translation voice preflight remains blocked until user plan, consent, language policy, interpreter profile, retention, quota, replay, and service readiness gates pass.
RTC after policy
An allowed translation voice preflight is not media authority; WebRTC admission and TURN handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
RTL layout ready
Caption, transcript, and language negotiation states include mobile, tablet, desktop, and RTL-safe operator behavior.
Support safe by default
Loading, empty, error, denied, stale, revoked, malformed, replayed, quota, and service-unready copy avoids sensitive values.
AI usage ledger, quotas, API clients, project gates, immutable audit, privacy tombstones, diagnostics, usage mirror, storage, backup, and restore states stay local and support-safe.
Privacy before usage
Signed Admin AI metering entitlement, quota, rate card, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, wrong-customer, and wrong-server states stay visible without raw license bundles.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Project, branch, department, channel, role, device, stale policy, and denied scope states remain visible without raw user or customer records.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
API client registration, revoked client, rotation, replay, rate-limit, and malformed descriptor states stay support-safe without client secrets or token values.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rate card, user plan, project ceiling, API client ceiling, remaining bucket, over-quota, and replay states are shown as redacted buckets only.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Usage mirror pressure, storage quota, index freshness, backup manifest, restore verification, and storage-denied states stay visible without storage paths or objects.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Consent, audio default-off, retention, tombstone, purge, export, and restore states remain explicit without audio payloads, prompt payloads, outputs, or diagnostics.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Immutable audit, idempotency, usage ledger precommit, allowed, denied, replayed, and missing-audit states are visible without writing ledger rows.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Audit chain, protected reference, local policy revision, rollback checkpoint, and failed precommit states are visible without raw logs or stack details.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Diagnostics, queue health, service readiness, stale worker, and denied support states expose only redacted status for authorized Customer Admin users.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Private usage mirror, backup, restore, index, checkpoint, restore-required, and new-write-denied states stay visible without backup paths.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Future SayHex usage adapter readiness, unready, retry, outbound scope, rollback mode, and redacted payload shape are visible without runtime coupling.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Public deny reason copy stays generic, actionable, and mapped to Customer API codes without stack details or raw exceptions.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rollback readiness shows checkpoint, signed policy floor, backup manifest, maintenance, and restore verification states without secret values.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Sanitized mock cases show approved, denied, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, missing-policy, quota, storage, and adapter-unready behavior.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Usage rows, client secret material, audio payloads, prompt payloads, outputs, diagnostics, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, adapter tokens, and service secret material stay hidden.
No metering privacy readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Entitlement bounded
Customer Panel can import and narrow Admin-signed AI metering entitlement, quota, rate card, project, and API client policy but cannot expand Admin authority.
Privacy before usage
Metering preflight remains blocked until user plan, project scope, API client, consent, privacy tombstone, quota, storage quota, replay, and service readiness gates pass.
Ledger after precommit
Operator visibility is not a usage ledger write; immutable audit and idempotency gates must pass before any billable usage row is recorded.
Media remains separate
An allowed metering privacy preflight is not media authority; WebRTC admission and TURN handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
Responsive support copy
Loading, empty, error, denied, stale, revoked, malformed, replayed, quota, storage, tombstone, and service-unready copy avoids sensitive values.
Abuse defense, backup manifest, restore readiness, health dashboard, firewall audit, retention privacy consent, monitoring disclosure, evidence, WebRTC lease, and maintenance agent states stay local and support-safe.
Backup before restore
Signed Admin security policy, license state, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, wrong-customer, and wrong-server states stay visible without raw policy documents or license bundles.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Abuse defense readiness, threat gate state, rate-limit posture, denied actions, and stale policy states remain support-safe without raw logs or private network values.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Backup manifest freshness, checksum posture, retention window, backup-before-restore reminder, and storage-denied states stay visible without backup payloads or backup paths.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Restore eligibility, restore verification, rollback checkpoint, blocked restore, and new-write-denied states are visible without restore payloads or mutation authority.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Security health dashboard, service readiness, stale worker, degraded mode, and denied support states expose only redacted status for authorized Customer Admin users.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Firewall audit posture, rule drift, denied network change, and stale evidence states stay visible without raw firewall rule dumps or server inventory.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Offline degraded mode, local-only policy floor, retry posture, and recovery copy stay explicit without external SaaS runtime or service credentials.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Retention, privacy consent, disclosure, tombstone, purge, export, and restore states remain visible without message content, transcripts, or location trails.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Monitoring disclosure readiness, consent prompts, denied monitoring, and audit acknowledgement states stay operator-safe without live streams or raw diagnostics.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Compliance evidence pack readiness, signed references, export availability, missing evidence, and tamper warnings are visible without raw logs or private identifiers.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
WebRTC service lease status, admission boundary, denied media, TURN handoff readiness, and stale lease states remain separate from Customer Panel security status.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Maintenance agent outbound job trust, signed job status, backup and restore job visibility, and denied mutation states stay visible without service credentials.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Public deny reason copy stays generic, actionable, and mapped to Customer API codes without stack details, raw exceptions, or internal endpoints.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rollback readiness shows signed policy floor, checkpoint, backup manifest, maintenance window, and restore verification states without secret values.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Sanitized mock cases show approved, denied, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, missing-policy, backup-required, restore-blocked, and agent-unready behavior.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Policy documents, logs, diagnostics, server inventory, backup payloads, restore payloads, firewall rules, messages, transcripts, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, and service secret material stay hidden.
No security compliance readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Admin policy bounded
Customer Panel can display and narrow signed Admin security policy, abuse defense, backup, restore, retention, monitoring, and maintenance status but cannot expand Admin authority.
Backup before restore
Restore visibility remains blocked until backup manifest freshness, signed policy floor, restore verification, privacy consent, and maintenance readiness gates pass.
Health without mutation
Operator visibility is status-only; health dashboard, firewall audit, evidence pack, and maintenance agent states cannot mutate firewall rules, backups, restores, or outbound jobs.
Media remains separate
Security compliance status is not media authority; WebRTC admission, service lease, SDP, ICE, TURN, and SIP handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
Responsive support copy
Loading, empty, error, denied, stale, revoked, malformed, replayed, backup-required, restore-blocked, agent-unready, and offline copy avoids sensitive values.
Load tests, contract migration, backup restore validation, rollback drills, signed discovery, expansion, support escalation, and performance reporting stay local, redacted, and support-safe.
Backup before rollback
Synthetic load profile, capacity tier, p95 budget, queue budget, maintenance window, and stale report states stay visible without raw load logs or telemetry.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Source and target contract hashes, migration plan status, compatibility result, breaking-change count, and denied migration copy stay visible without raw payloads.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Backup manifest, restore verification, integrity evidence, and backup-before-restore prompts stay visible without backup payloads, restore payloads, or paths.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rollback checkpoint, maintenance window, safe-mode policy, restore evidence, and blocked rollback states remain status-only and cannot execute rollback.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Signed discovery manifest, TTL, version, replay guard, downgrade guard, and health score status are visible without server inventory or private network values.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Admin capacity signature, geo policy, capacity model, ports certificate plan, validation plan, and denied expansion states stay bounded by Admin authority.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Support escalation status, evidence scope, privacy scope, redaction posture, and missing approval copy stay visible without support bundles or raw diagnostics.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Final performance report freshness, capacity assumption hash, sanitized metric count, release gate, and stale report states use support-safe copy only.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
WebRTC service lease status remains a separate readiness signal and never exposes SDP, ICE, TURN credentials, SIP credentials, or media authority.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Maintenance agent trust, signed outbound scale job status, redacted result evidence, and untrusted-agent states stay visible without service credentials.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Denied, expired, revoked, malformed, replayed, missing-policy, stale-contract, missing-backup, missing-restore, and missing-rollback states use generic operator copy.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Sanitized mock cases cover approved, denied, missing budget, stale contract, missing backup, missing restore, missing rollback, stale report, and untrusted agent behavior.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Raw load logs, raw telemetry, server inventory, private IPs, backup payloads, restore payloads, support bundles, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, and secret values stay hidden.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Mobile, tablet, desktop, RTL, keyboard focus, loading, empty, error, and denied states remain explicit before login and after license-gated discovery.
No scale migration readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Admin capacity bounded
Customer Panel shows signed capacity, topology, discovery, backup, rollback, and release readiness but cannot expand Admin authority.
Backup before rollback
Restore and rollback visibility remains blocked until backup manifest freshness, restore verification, rollback checkpoint, maintenance window, and audit precommit gates pass.
Status without mutation
Operator visibility is status-only; load tests, topology changes, backup activation, restore execution, rollback execution, and maintenance jobs are not started from this surface.
Media remains separate
Scale migration status is not RTC admission; WebRTC service lease, SDP, ICE, TURN, SIP, and media handoff remain separate Customer Panel gates.
Responsive support copy
Loading, empty, error, denied, stale, missing-budget, stale-contract, missing-backup, missing-restore, missing-rollback, stale-report, and untrusted-agent copy avoids sensitive values.
Report intake, redaction, consent, retention, first-party forwarding, support bundles, local diagnostics, and media boundaries stay visible, local, and support-safe.
Redaction before support
Approved client report intake shows accepted, denied, replayed, quota, and malformed states without showing payload content.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Redaction readiness shows profile, quarantine, marker-scan, and minimization states before any persistence or forwarding.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Consent and withdrawal readiness stays visible as policy state only, with local audit evidence before diagnostics processing.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Retention window and purge readiness show active, stale, expired, restore-required, and denied states without exposing stored evidence.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
First-party CrashHub forwarding readiness shows queued, retrying, blocked, and dead-letter states after redaction.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Support bundle requests require role, minimum scope, redaction profile, retention policy, and audit precommit before work starts.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Bundle status shows prepared, denied, purged, expired, and retention-aligned states with scoped references only.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Local diagnostics events are bounded, redacted, role scoped, and observable without exposing diagnostic payloads.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Private queue health shows ready, retrying, unavailable, backpressured, and dead-letter states for operator support.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Media runtime remains separate; diagnostics visibility does not create admission, relay, or media authority.
No crash diagnostics readiness records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Crash diagnostics visibility cannot expand beyond Admin-signed entitlement, consent, retention, and support bundle policy.
Redaction first
Report intake, forwarding, bundle, and event lanes stay blocked until redaction and audit precommit are represented.
Responsive states
Desktop, tablet, mobile, RTL, loading, empty, denied, and error states are represented with stable cards and support-safe copy.
No media grant
The surface never issues admission, relay material, media authority, support export authority, or direct CrashHub authority.
Signed bootstrap, trusted origins, branding, notices, guest capacity, device trust, accessories, and media handoff stay local, redacted, and approval-first.
Bootstrap before access
License, customer scope, server binding, bootstrap policy, and audit readiness are visible before any usable client surface.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Panel, Customer API, and web client origin readiness stay explicit while broad, unapproved, and client-declared origin authority stays denied.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Operators see branding and profile sync readiness through opaque manifest and scope references only.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Notice policy, consent state, retention scope, and support-safe empty or denied states remain visible without notice payloads.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Guest mode shows pending-registration and capacity readiness without creating sessions, public signup, or active access.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Approved-device, integrity, wearable, and accessory registry status stay scoped and redacted before binding workflows proceed.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
The web client origin contract is represented as a local policy state without exposing private hosts or implementation details.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Media stays blocked until Customer Panel admission and relay handoff flows pass current license, device, channel, zone, and audit gates.
No scoped bootstrap readiness records are visible for this lane.
Bootstrap first
Signed license, bootstrap policy, trusted origin, approval, consent, and audit evidence are represented before client use.
Responsive surface
Desktop, tablet, mobile, RTL, loading, empty, error, and denied states are represented without hiding operator evidence.
Guest stays pending
Guest mode never creates active sessions, channel access, device trust, accessory binding, admission, or relay authority.
No media grant
The operator surface never issues media tokens, relay secrets, session negotiation data, or WebRTC runtime authority.
Responsive dashboards, monitoring, alerts, setup wizards, localization, support diagnostics, and operator docs stay local, redacted, and support-safe.
RTL safe and support safe
Customer Admin and dispatcher dashboards show live, delayed, stale, offline, degraded, maintenance, failover, and license-limited states with redacted status cards only.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Self-hosted monitoring states show heartbeat, lag, replay, stale-state, and backpressure readiness without raw payloads.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Severity, acknowledgement, ownership, suppression, escalation, and incident-timeline readiness stay support-safe and audit-aware.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Deployment bootstrap, feature enablement, monitoring visibility, and recovery handoff stay ordered, local, and self-hosted only.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Responsive copy, direction-safe spacing, fallback locale, and mixed-direction content stay natural in English and RTL locales.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Redacted diagnostics, retention-safe export state, and support-safe error copy stay visible without logs or incident payloads.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Runbooks, support-safe examples, recovery notes, and escalation breadcrumbs stay visible without internal paths or secrets.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Single-server and multi-server dashboard modes stay actionable while geo placement, failover, and routing remain redacted.
No scoped dashboard records are visible for this lane.
Responsive by default
The product surface stays usable on desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts without hiding required operator actions.
RTL safe
Localization keeps direction-safe spacing, fallback copy, and support-safe status text for RTL locales.
Support safe
Empty, loading, error, denied, and degraded states avoid stack details, internal paths, and raw operator payloads.
No media grant
Dashboard and alert visibility never grant RTC admission, TURN credentials, or WebRTC operator bypass.
Privacy-safe audit coverage, monitoring transport, retention controls, and operator-safe diagnostics stay visible without raw payloads or media authority.
Redacted and role scoped
Status cards keep live, delayed, stale, offline, degraded, maintenance, failover, and license-limited audit visibility without raw tenant payloads.
Heartbeat, replay, stale-state, deduplication, and backpressure readiness stay auditable through self-hosted event transport only.
Acknowledgement, ownership, escalation, suppression, and incident-timeline readiness stay support-safe and role-scoped.
Redacted diagnostic exports, retention-safe references, and support bundle privacy stay visible without raw logs or transcripts.
RTL-safe copy review and fallback visibility stay observable without external translation runtime or raw bundle internals.
The `/panel` entry shows loading, empty, error, denied, and degraded states with support-safe copy only.
Self-hosted only
Monitoring transport, support diagnostics, and observability retention stay inside first-party PTTHex infrastructure.
Retention stays bounded
Customer Admin can restrict observability retention locally but cannot expand Admin-signed retention or export authority.
No raw payloads
Raw logs, raw incident notes, raw transcripts, private IPs, and internal paths remain out of the operator surface.
No media grant
Observability does not issue RTC admission, TURN credentials, or direct WebRTC operator bypass.
Replay, step-up, support-export, localization, and disclosure guards stay visible through support-safe operator states only.
Default deny and redacted
Dashboard and topology requests stay role-scoped, redacted, and replay-aware before any operational state is shown.
Replay cursor, deduplication, backpressure, and stale-state guards protect live monitoring without raw payload disclosure.
Alert ownership and acknowledgement flows stay nonce-gated and audit-scoped without exposing incident internals.
Monotonic setup steps and dependency checkpoints deny skipped, stale, or replayed progression.
RTL and fallback bundle review stays signed, scoped, and free of external translation runtime.
Support diagnostics and documentation exports stay redacted, retention-bounded, and scoped to operator roles.
The `/panel` entry keeps loading, empty, error, denied, and step-up states generic and free of secrets or stack details.
Default deny
Every admin UI security control defaults to deny until license, role, replay, audit, and retention checks pass.
No raw payloads
Raw monitoring payloads, incident notes, support bundles, session handles, and nonce values stay out of the operator surface.
Local-only enforcement
Customer Panel stays the local policy and disclosure boundary without external SaaS monitoring, translation, or support runtime.
No media grant
Security readiness does not issue RTC admission, TURN credentials, or a direct WebRTC operator bypass.
License, login, bootstrap, invitations, RBAC, step-up, sessions, and lifecycle stay inside Customer Panel authority.
No public signup
Local Admin-signed license verification unlocks every privileged step.
Approved local Customer Admin account, CAPTCHA or step-up, role, and session policy.
First owner remains license-scoped and audit-precommitted before success.
Single-use hashed invitation references through the first-party mailer contract.
Customer, branch, department, channel, user, and device scopes stay inside the license.
Local challenge, licensed MFA methods, and hashed recovery material only.
Secure cookie sessions, current policy checks, logout, expiry, and revocation.
Disable, archive, restore, and revoke sessions with immutable audit evidence.
No public signup
Client registration remains pending until Customer Admin approval.
Fail closed
Login submission and Customer APIs remain unavailable without a verified license.
No media grant
Customer Admin sessions do not issue RTC admission or TURN credentials.
Support safe
Status copy avoids stack details, internal paths, tokens, and customer data.
Live map, local tiles, telemetry, SOS, presence, geofence, reports, and monitoring stay local, redacted, and license-bounded.
SOS stays visible
Operators see map readiness, unit visibility, and degraded map state without raw trails.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Signed tile package, cache, offline, missing, stale, and rollback states stay first-party.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Consented, throttled location telemetry appears as redacted dispatch status only.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Emergency state, duplicate replay, dispatcher visibility, and audit-required copy stay visible.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Presence, battery, network, delayed, stale, offline, and degraded states are support-safe.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Zone policy, local map revision, allow, deny, stale, and unlicensed states are explicit.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Cluster counts and reports stay cohort-safe with export and retention controls.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Self-hosted event transport shows heartbeat, cursor, backpressure, and stale-state status.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
Precise location, raw telemetry, network internals, and raw monitoring payloads stay hidden.
No dispatch records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Dispatch visibility cannot expand beyond Admin-signed map, monitoring, retention, and dispatch entitlements.
Local tiles only
Map UX depends on signed first-party tile packages and never on paid or public tile services.
SOS visible
Emergency state remains prominent while live audio still requires separate RTC admission.
Privacy first
Copy avoids raw coordinates, location trails, device identifiers, network internals, and raw telemetry.
Messages, quick notices, broadcasts, recording policy, replay, playback, consent, queue health, and privacy status stay local and gated.
Consent before recording
Operator scope shows licensed channels, roles, policy revision, and denied states without raw identifiers.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Delivery status covers queued, accepted, denied, replayed, expired, and retention-blocked paths.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Notice readiness keeps acknowledgement, expiry, rate limit, and audit-required states visible.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Broadcast status separates scheduled, partial, denied, dead-lettered, and expired delivery windows.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Recording visibility stays gated by entitlement, channel policy, consent, retention, and RTC admission context.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Replay search status is redacted and scoped to retention, manifest, channel, and role permission gates.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Playback readiness shows issued, denied, expired, revoked, and permission-missing states without secrets.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Consent copy covers granted, restricted, revoked, missing, withdrawal, and stale-policy states.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
First-party queue health shows live, backpressured, stale, retrying, and dead-lettered status.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
Message bodies, recipient lists, audio, recordings, transcripts, playback secrets, and internals stay hidden.
No messaging records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Messaging, notices, broadcast, recording, replay, playback, and consent cannot expand beyond Admin-signed entitlements.
Consent visible
Recording, replay, playback, retention, export, and withdrawal states stay explicit before media or content access.
Queue observable
Retry, backpressure, dead-letter, stale policy, and outage states remain first-party and support-safe.
Privacy first
Copy avoids message bodies, recipient lists, raw media, transcripts, playback secrets, and internal service details.
Extension identity, reachability, inbound preferences, invitations, answer or reject, call state, audit, background wake, and rtc handoff stay local and redacted.
RTC after acceptance
Directory readiness shows signed revision, scope match, stale revision, and denied states without raw extension profiles.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Availability, busy, offline, denied, and stale-policy states stay visible without raw presence payloads.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Receive enabled, quiet hours, supervisor override, stale policy, and denied states remain explicit and local.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Queued, sent, expired, replayed, denied, and policy-revoked invitation states remain support-safe.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Decision readiness separates approved answer, receive-disabled reject, audit-required, and rtc-handoff-pending states.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Aligned, replayed, out-of-order, stale, and denied call-state views stay scoped and generic.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Audit export readiness shows redacted, exportable, blocked, and retention-bound states without raw call records.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Wake provider, minimal payload, stale policy, and denied receive states remain visible without provider secrets.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Media readiness stays pending until Customer Panel admission and TURN handoff gates pass.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Extension profiles, presence payloads, invitation payloads, call audit details, provider secrets, and media internals stay hidden.
No dialer readiness records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Dialer scope, reachability, inbound preference, invitations, call state, and wake policy cannot expand beyond Admin-signed entitlements.
RTC after policy
Answered or active calls stay pending until Customer Panel RTC admission and TURN handoff remain current.
Wake metadata only
Background wake visibility stays minimal and does not expose provider credentials, call content, or raw inventories.
Privacy first
Copy avoids raw extension profiles, raw presence, invitation payloads, raw call audit evidence, secrets, and media internals.
Provider registry, credential vault, protocols, route policy, external calling, hardening, fraud, audit, and rtc handoff stay local and redacted.
Policy before PSTN
Provider readiness shows signed policy revision, local scope, stale policy, revoked provider, and denied states without raw provider URLs.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Vault readiness shows opaque reference, rotation, unavailable, export-blocked, and denied states without credential material.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
TLS, SRTP, ACL, digest, nonce, and downgrade-denied states stay visible as support-safe policy facts.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Inbound matrix readiness shows branch, department, channel, caller policy, stale route, and denied states without raw numbers.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Outbound preflight readiness separates allowed destination classes, blocked destinations, replayed requests, and stale policy.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
External calling shows entitlement, RBAC, department, emergency, quota, rate-limit, and local restriction states.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
TLS, SRTP, ACL, digest hardening, and replay protections remain explicit before provider readiness is shown.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Spend, velocity, destination risk, after-hours, anomaly queue, and denial states remain visible without call detail records.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Audit readiness shows redacted, exportable, restricted, retention-bound, and blocked states without raw audit payloads.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Media stays pending until SIP policy allows the call and Customer Panel RTC admission and TURN gates pass.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Provider URLs, route matrices, destination numbers, protocol headers, call records, credentials, and media internals stay hidden.
No SIP gateway readiness records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Provider registry, route policy, external calling, and fraud controls cannot expand beyond Admin-signed SIP entitlements.
Vault references only
Credential status uses opaque vault references and rotation states without exposing SIP credentials or provider secrets.
Policy before route
Inbound and outbound routes stay blocked until RBAC, device, branch, department, channel, zone, fraud, and audit gates pass.
RTC after SIP
External-call media stays pending until Customer Panel issues separate RTC admission and TURN credentials after SIP policy allows handoff.
Registration, provider policy, token refresh, segment resolution, dispatch handoff, remote config, diagnostics, foreground sync, queue health, and privacy state stay local and redacted.
Wake metadata only
Tenant-scoped registration status shows approved, pending, replayed, and denied states without provider credentials.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Provider class, allowlist, remote-config revision, and unsupported-platform states stay support-safe.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Rotation window, expiry, replay guard, stale policy, and denied refresh states remain explicit.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Recipient segment readiness shows role, branch, department, channel, and threshold state without raw member lists.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Admin Notification Gateway handoff stays visible with minimal wake metadata, retry, and audit-required states.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Signed provider policy, rollout revision, stale config, and fallback-safe states remain local and redacted.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Outage class, retry bucket, delayed, stale, and denied diagnostics stay support-safe and scoped.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Foreground-sync preference shows allowed, battery-limited, stale-policy, and denied states without raw device details.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
First-party queue health shows live, retrying, backpressured, stale, and dead-lettered delivery state.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
Provider credentials, message content, recipient inventories, remote-config payloads, diagnostics, and internals stay hidden.
No notification runtime records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Notification registration, provider policy, dispatch handoff, and foreground sync cannot expand beyond Admin-signed entitlements.
Wake metadata only
Dispatch readiness keeps minimal wake metadata boundaries explicit before any provider handoff.
Queue observable
Retry, backpressure, stale policy, degraded provider state, and dead-letter visibility remain first-party and support-safe.
Privacy first
Copy avoids provider credentials, raw message content, recipient inventories, remote-config payloads, diagnostics payloads, and internals.
Branches, departments, groups, channels, permissions, priority, emergency, admission, RTC, and TURN states stay local and redacted.
Policy before admission
License-scoped branch, department, group, channel, user, and device policy readiness.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Operators see active, archived, limit, and denied states without cross-customer references.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Deny-overrides-allow precedence is visible with support-safe role, group, and user scope copy.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Membership status stays tied to approved users, approved devices, branch, department, and channel scope.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Permission decisions surface allow, deny, override, and stale-policy states without hidden rule disclosure.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Priority readiness shows licensed, denied, zone-blocked, and audit-required states.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Emergency and SOS escalation readiness stays licensed, scoped, audited, and generic for operators.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
Admission preflight copy separates generic public reason codes from protected audit detail.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
RTC admission and TURN credential status remain short-lived and service-lease bound.
No organization policy records are visible for the current scope.
License bounded
Organization policy cannot expand beyond Admin-signed entitlements.
Approval first
Client access remains blocked until local user and device approval gates pass.
Policy before media
RTC and TURN status remains separate from organization visibility.
Support safe
Copy avoids customer data, raw location trails, media payloads, and internal diagnostics.
License, policy sync, service lease, admission, TURN, discovery, drain, monitoring, zone, and rate gates stay local and redacted.
Lease before media
Admin-signed license and policy sync must verify before local RTC readiness can unlock.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Operators see lease freshness, renewal, drain, and revoke states without server secrets.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Approved user, approved device, platform, channel, zone, consent, and quota gates stay visible as generic states.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Short-lived admission readiness is shown without token values, SDP, ICE, or media authority.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
TURN readiness stays tied to fresh RTC admission and never exposes credentials or shared secrets.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Single-server, multi-server, degraded, backup, and license-limited states stay signed and operator-safe.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Drain blocks new admissions and failover requires signed topology approval before activation.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Live, delayed, stale, degraded, and offline event states render with privacy redaction.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Zone policy and local map readiness are visible without precise location trails.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Rate-limit, replay, quota, and retry guidance stay generic and audit-backed.
No RTC admission readiness records are visible for the current scope.
License first
Admin-signed license and policy stay ahead of every RTC, TURN, discovery, and monitoring state.
Lease before media
WebRTC remains unavailable until Customer Panel service lease and admission gates pass.
Domain bootstrap
Client apps continue through Customer Panel domain and signed discovery, never internal server lists.
Support safe
Copy avoids tokens, credentials, private IPs, raw media, raw locations, and internal diagnostics.
Single-server status, signed topology, registry health, discovery, capacity, backup, failover, recovery, monitoring, alerts, and release evidence stay local, redacted, and license-bounded.
Cluster topology before media
Single-server customers see a simple primary media server status, upgrade path, and license-denied multi-server copy without requiring a load balancer.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Multi-server, backup-only, degraded, maintenance, and license-expired topology states stay tied to signed Admin capacity approval.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Primary, extra, and backup server registry entries show role, zone, capacity class, health class, and stale policy states without private IPs or raw inventory.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Signed manifest readiness shows TTL, version, replay protection, downgrade protection, fail-closed state, and route hint availability without endpoint secrets.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
The wizard summarizes required servers, regions, certificates, ports, validation, and license approval before any topology activation can proceed.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
CPU, RAM, disk, network, TURN bandwidth, PTT sessions, listeners, recording, location traffic, push, SIP, and headroom are displayed as bounded capacity classes.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Nearest-server and sticky routing hints show customer, account, channel, zone, lease, and freshness gates without letting clients choose internal servers.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Backup readiness separates license, lease, clock, key, policy, health, split-brain, and audit states before backup activation is shown as available.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Failover-draining, backup-active, capacity-exceeded, and cluster-denied states stay visible with rollback guidance and no runtime mutation authority.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Recovery-complete, rollback-ready, restore-evidence, and maintenance-window states are visible without backup payloads, restore payloads, or local paths.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Central Admin, Customer owner, Customer Admin, dispatcher, support, WebRTC operations, and cluster operator views receive redacted live, stale, delayed, degraded, and offline status.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Severity, ownership, acknowledgement, escalation, suppression, runbook, incident timeline, export, and post-incident evidence states are shown as tenant-scoped metadata.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Single-server smoke, multi-server discovery, signed manifest, nearest routing, failover, load balancer bypass, license denial, and operator screenshot evidence are tracked.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Tokens, SDP, ICE, DTLS fingerprints, TURN and SIP credentials, private IPs, raw media, transcripts, precise location, crash dumps, customer content, and internal paths stay hidden.
No media cluster readiness records are visible for the current scope.
Admin license bounded
Customer Panel can display signed cluster, backup, capacity, emergency expansion, and topology status but cannot expand Admin authority.
Customer local policy
Tenant-local registry, signed discovery manifests, routing hints, failover, drain, capacity accounting, audit, and rollback evidence remain Customer Panel owned.
WebRTC stays admitted runtime
The UI does not grant media authority; WebRTC still requires Customer Panel RTC admission, service leases, and signed routing hints.
Responsive operations
Mobile, tablet, desktop, RTL, keyboard, loading, empty, error, denied, stale, backup-active, draining, and recovery states are explicit.
Privacy safe monitoring
Live monitoring and incident views are tenant-aware, RBAC-controlled, consent-aware, and redacted for every operational role.
Inventory, registration, evidence, integrity, revocation, session limits, and disabled-license states stay local and redacted.
Approval before access
Pending devices remain inactive until a Customer Admin approval decision.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Inventory cards show scoped state, platform class, and policy status without raw identifiers.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Operators see salted-hash evidence references, never raw fingerprints or device secrets.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Decision copy is support-safe and points to audit references before access is granted.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Official-client, policy, and replay checks are visible as generic readiness states.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Revoked devices show session and RTC invalidation status without exposing session identifiers.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Session limit state is surfaced as counts and policy labels only.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Operators and clients get generic fail-closed messages when the signed license is unavailable.
No scoped records are visible for this lane.
Approval first
Registration requests do not create active sessions until Customer Admin approval.
Privacy first
Fingerprint, session, RTC, TURN, location, and audit details stay redacted.
Responsive surface
Desktop, tablet, mobile, RTL, loading, empty, error, and denied states are represented.
No media grant
Device approval visibility does not issue RTC admission or TURN credentials.
Approved Customer Admin operators only.