AP Safety Alert — Authentication Standards & Account Security Guidelines
Effective: June 2026 · Version 1.0
This policy establishes the standards and procedures governing user authentication, account access, and credential management for the AP Safety Alert platform. It applies to all users — including administrators, staff, and end users — who access the system.
The goal is to ensure that only authorized individuals can access the platform, protecting sensitive detection data, personal safety information, and system configurations.
Invitation-Only Registration
New accounts are created exclusively by platform administrators via an email invitation. Self-registration is not permitted. Users may not share, transfer, or reassign accounts.
User Roles
Each account is assigned one of the following roles at creation:
Account Activation
Upon receiving an invitation email, users must click the secure activation link within 48 hours. Expired links require the administrator to re-send an invitation.
Login Method
Authentication is handled exclusively through the Base44 platform's secure login system, which uses email-based verification. No passwords are stored by AP Safety Alert directly.
Session Management
Sessions are time-limited and expire after a period of inactivity. Users should log out of shared or public devices immediately after use.
Device Trust
Users are responsible for ensuring that devices used to access the platform are secured with a screen lock, up-to-date operating system, and reputable antivirus software.
Email Address
The registered email address serves as your unique identity on the platform. Keep it current and ensure your email account itself is secured with a strong password and two-factor authentication (2FA).
Protecting Your Access
Since login links are delivered via email, securing your email account is critical:
Access Logging
All login events and significant actions within the platform are logged. Administrators may review access logs for compliance and security auditing purposes.
Unauthorized Access
If you suspect your account has been accessed without your authorization:
Lost Access
If you lose access to your registered email address or cannot log in, contact your platform administrator. Administrators can re-send an invitation to an updated email address.
Recovery Process
Account recovery follows these steps:
Grounds for Suspension
Accounts may be suspended or terminated by an administrator for the following reasons:
Procedure
Terminated accounts lose all access immediately. Data associated with the account is retained per the platform's data retention policy. Users are notified of termination via the email on file unless the account is suspended for security reasons.
By using AP Safety Alert, each user agrees to: