Role based access
Your lead machinist doesn't need the purchasing screens. Set who sees what, down to who signs off a phase.
Security
Shop data is competitive information. Here is how access, history and ownership actually work.
Your lead machinist doesn't need the purchasing screens. Set who sees what, down to who signs off a phase.
Hiding a button isn't security. The locks are in the database, so a locked door stays locked.
Your records and your files live under your company, and the rules turn down any read that tries to cross from one company to another.
Who changed that print? The log knows, and nobody can quietly tidy it up.
A phase sign-off keeps the person and the moment, so who approved this is a question with an answer.
Leave whenever you like and take it with you. Items, BOM lines and engineering changes export as a snapshot file, any time you want one. We do not sell your personal information.
Gauge is not SOC 2 certified today and we will not imply otherwise. If a certification is a requirement for your business, ask and we will tell you where that work stands rather than sending you a badge.
We also do not claim a scheduled backup with a rehearsed restore. What exists today is an export you run yourself, of your items, BOM lines and engineering changes. If your insurer or your customer needs more than that, ask, and we will tell you exactly where it stands.