Software feature guide

Permissions and audit evidence

Permissions and audit features control what users can see or change and preserve evidence about important activity in the system.

What this feature typically includes

  • Role- or facility-based access
  • User provisioning, authentication, and offboarding
  • Activity history, audit logs, and administrative exports

Products use similar feature labels for materially different workflows. Treat the label as a starting point: ask to see the capability using a representative resident, facility, and reporting scenario.

Questions to ask in a demo

  • Can access be limited by role, client, and facility?
  • Which events are logged, retained, and exportable?
  • What evidence supports vendor security statements?

How to interpret the comparison

“Not publicly specified” means the evidence reviewed for this guide did not identify a sufficiently clear public claim. It does not prove the product lacks the feature. Vendor-stated capabilities should be demonstrated, scoped, and confirmed in current documentation or the contract before a buying decision.