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Your account
Sign-in and recovery stay under your control.Email verification, passwords, recovery codes, and session revocation protect account access.
Security and your data
Your business data stays your business.
Inventix controls who can sign in, which store they can reach, and how the service can recover when something fails.
Read how data is handledYour accountSign-in and recovery stay under your control.01
Your workspacePeople only reach the stores and actions assigned to them.02
Your recovery pathBackups are useful only when they can be restored.03
The running serviceOperational failures need a visible signal.04
How we protect your account, stores, and records.
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Your workspace
People only reach the stores and actions assigned to them.Workspace, store, role, and record checks keep one business from reading another business's records.
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Your recovery path
Backups are useful only when they can be restored.Backup archives are encrypted and recovery checks verify inventory and financial records.
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The running service
Operational failures need a visible signal.Automated checks watch the website, delayed work, storage capacity, and backup freshness, then send an operational alert.
Inventix handles
Protecting your data and helping it recover.
- HTTPS for data moving between browser and service
- Workspace and store access checks
- Encrypted backup archives and restore verification
- Operational health checks and email alerts
Your team handles
Who receives access and where exports go.
- Give every person an individual account
- Limit each person to the stores and work they need
- Remove access when responsibilities change
- Protect downloaded reports and exports
What you should know before you start.
These limits are worth checking for your business.
- Phone ownership is not verified while SMS is disabled
- Offline sales and later replay are not supported
- Printer, scanner, and terminal compatibility needs device testing
- Inventix does not claim certifications it has not obtained
Found a security concern?
Include the affected page and what you observed. Never send passwords or active recovery links.