Administration
| Role | Typical duties |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Full tenant control - configuration, approvals, remediation, users, billing. |
| Security Administrator | Security configuration and integration management. |
| Automation Administrator | Automation rules, playbooks and approvals. |
| SOC Analyst | Investigation, hunting, remediation requests and approvals. |
| Security Analyst | Investigation, hunting and triage. |
| Auditor | Read-only access to audit logs and reports. |
| Viewer | Read-only access to dashboards and intelligence. |
| Platform Admin | SaaS operator - manages all client tenants and accounting. |
Administrators invite teammates with a role; each invite redeems once to create a user. Users can manage their own profile, language and API token. User limits are enforced per subscription plan.
Every action - user actions, security actions, approvals & decisions, configuration changes, system events - is recorded in System Logs with the actor, role, source IP, tenant and result. Nothing is silently overwritten.
Open System Logs →Plans are priced per device per month with everything included: Basic $9.95/device (1–10 devices), Standard $7.95/device (11–1,000), Unlimited - any number of devices with custom pricing - please call. The Billing page shows your entitlements and usage vs. limits. Platform admins manage subscriptions, invoices and revenue in the admin console.
Payment methods: ProPera Online accepts 💳 card payments via Stripe and 🅿️ PayPal. When you sign up, you choose your payment method during “Get started”, and after your workspace is created you're taken straight to secure checkout. In demo mode (no provider keys configured) checkout completes instantly so you can explore the platform. In production the plan is applied only after the payment provider confirms the transaction.
Secrets are encrypted at rest and never logged. Microsoft credentials can be configured per tenant (Settings → Microsoft) or in the Configuration Centre. Sensitive remediation always requires approval, registry changes are never made automatically, and every automation supports dry-run and approval modes.