Platform
Keys with only what they need.
Run Synq from your own systems with the management API. Each key acts in one org, with only the permissions you give it.
Built
Shown once
A key is shown once when it is made and stored as a hash after that.
Never more than its maker
A key’s permissions are at most those of the person who made it.
Locked to your addresses
Give a key a list of IP addresses, and it is refused from anywhere else.
Idempotent writes
Send an Idempotency-Key with a write, and a retry gets the first answer back instead of doing it twice.
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