Enterprise Command Center
The Enterprise Command Center is your Enterprise organization’s own site, at your organization’s address on vaif.studio (for example https://acme.vaif.studio), with your name, logo and colors. It is where your owners, admins and billing team see the contract, spend, identity, security and support for the whole organization. Building, projects and invitations stay in the console.
VAIF sets up the Command Center with your Enterprise contract and emails you when it is live.
Sign in
Section titled “Sign in”The sign-in page offers single sign-on first (Sign in with your organization SSO) when your organization has a single sign-on connection ready, and email sign-in as the fallback.
What each role sees
Section titled “What each role sees”| Module | Owners and admins | Billing role |
|---|---|---|
| Home | Yes | Yes |
| Contract & spend | Yes | Yes |
| Identity & access | Yes | No |
| Security & compliance | Yes | No |
| Support | Yes | Billing tickets only |
Tiles for the contract’s renewal, Verament credits, security and support (the billing role sees the contract, credits and its billing tickets); Needs attention, with what your account says needs action; and Recent activity, the newest entries in the organization’s audit log.
Contract & spend
Section titled “Contract & spend”The contract and its commitment, with how much is used and a forecast to the end of the term; Verament credits by day, with a forecast; usage by project; and the invoices. Every number comes from your account; nothing on this page can be changed.
Identity & access
Section titled “Identity & access”- Single sign-on: each connection with its status, identity provider, domains (verified, or the
TXTrecord to add) and the addresses to give your provider. Require single sign-on shows its state and who it would affect. Owners set up a connection here; switching Require single sign-on and testing a sign-in are in the console’s Organization settings › Security. - Members & roles: every member of the organization, their organization role, how they sign in, whether they have two-factor authentication, and their role in each project. Search and filter by role or by members without two-factor.
Security & compliance
Section titled “Security & compliance”The organization’s security posture, each item with its status, why, and a link to fix it; and the organization’s audit log.
Support
Section titled “Support”Your organization’s support tickets with their response times, and the response report. The billing role sees and opens billing tickets only.