Companies’ data never mixes
Each company’s data is isolated. An employee of one company can’t see another’s data.
Pulse Data holds a company’s financial data and decisions. That’s why access is granted by permission, and every action leaves a trace.
Access by permission, and every action leaves a trace.
Everyone sees only what’s meant for them, and every decision has an author, a date and a time.
Each company’s data is isolated. An employee of one company can’t see another’s data.
Standard roles and your own. You can switch off a single permission for a specific person — the change takes effect immediately.
A buyer doesn’t see the other side’s prices while submitting their own. Permissions decide who sees analytics and costs.
For every employee you see when, from where and on which device they signed in.
Request, document, contract, payment: who changed what and when, and what it was before. The answer to “who lowered the price” is two clicks away.
Scans and photos are stored privately. Only people with access can open a file.
Sign-in is protected against password guessing, and employee sign-ins are visible in the log.
Want to go through security in more detail? We’ll call and answer your security team’s questions.
No. Each company’s data is isolated, and your employees see only what their permissions allow.
Yes. You can switch off a single permission for a specific person, and the change takes effect at once, with no need to sign in again.
Yes. The change history shows who changed what and when, and what it was before.
In private storage. A file opens only for those with access rights.
We’ll call and go through access using your company as the example: who sees what and what they can change.