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Role-Based Authentication

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Delighting Security Teams and Users One Login at a Time

Application users and security organizations agree that NetSuite’s authentication system is remarkable. Admins enjoy the security and benefits of SSAE 16 (SOC1)/ISAE 3402 Type II audited authentication with field-level access administration, while users utilize mobile devices for easy two-factor authentication.

NetSuite provides many standard roles with pre-defined permissions. Most of these roles correspond to common employee positions and standard roles are also available for vendors, partners and customers with account access.

Key Benefits

  • Easily manage permissions, access to functionality and access to data for all employees, suppliers and partners using role-based access.
  • Confidently access NetSuite from anywhere through 128-bit SSL encryption.
  • Utilize advanced security technology such as location-based IP address restrictions.
  • Continuously enforce access to NetSuite with password complexity and password renewal rules.

Learn how NetSuite Authentication Means Happy Users, Admins and Better Integrations.

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