Tag-based user permission management. Apply access tags to a user or a group and they resolve the same way in every module in the system.
Apply access tags to a user or a user group, and they resolve identically in every module. The same tag that gates a comms key gates a clip bin or a router destination — one mental model, applied everywhere, instead of a dozen separate permission screens.
Most systems make you re-learn access control per tool. SYGNAL has one: tags.
Apply tags to an individual or a whole group — new starters inherit the right access the moment they join a group.
The same tags resolve in intercom, routing, replay, multiviewing and the rest — nothing to re-learn per module.
Gate clip bins, router destinations and comms keys by tag, so people see only what their tags allow.
Tags are one half of the model. The rest is the usual business of accounts, sessions and a record of what happened.
Permissions decide what you can do. Tags decide what you can see and touch. Every action is checked against both.
Manage users, groups and roles in one place. Select many users to edit them together, or import a list from CSV.
A recording inherits the tags of its source. A clip is visible only to people cleared for every recording it draws on.
Changes are written to a hash-chained, tamper-evident log. The Activity page shows actor, action, target and outcome, and reports whether the chain is intact.
See each user’s active sessions and revoke one remotely, or log them out everywhere. Idle sessions time out. Single sign-on over SAML or OIDC and two-factor sign-in are available.
An API token is its own identity, with its own permissions and tags. It appears in the audit log as itself, not as a borrowed user.
Book a walkthrough with the engineers who built it, or explore tags in the live demo.