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Security settings live in Settings → Security. What’s available depends on your plan.

Two-factor authentication (2FA)

Every user can enable 2FA on their own account (see Password & 2FA). Admins can require 2FA for all members of a workspace:
  • Settings → Security → Require 2FA → toggle on.
  • Members without 2FA are prompted to set it up on next login.
Available on all plans.

Single sign-on (SSO)

Available on Scale plan. Supported protocols:
  • SAML 2.0 (Okta, Azure AD, JumpCloud, etc.)
  • OIDC (Google Workspace, generic OIDC providers)
Set up in Settings → Security → SSO:
  1. Pick protocol.
  2. Enter your IdP metadata.
  3. Keloa gives you the ACS URL and entity ID to paste into your IdP.
  4. Test with one user.
  5. Enforce for all members.
Just-in-time provisioning: new users land with a configurable default role.

Audit log

Settings → Security → Audit log records every admin action:
  • Member invites, role changes, removals
  • Channel connects and disconnects
  • Knowledge source adds and deletes
  • Flow publishes
  • Retention policy changes
  • Data exports and contact deletions
Each entry has timestamp, operator, IP address, and user agent. Export to CSV for compliance reporting. Available on Business and Scale.

Session management

  • Sessions expire after 30 days of inactivity (configurable down to 24 hours on Business+).
  • Force sign-out all sessions from Settings → Security → Revoke all sessions.

IP allowlist

Scale only. Restrict inbox access to a list of IP ranges (your offices, VPN). Public channel webhooks still work — the allowlist only applies to the inbox UI.

Brute-force protection

Login endpoints are rate-limited (5 attempts per minute per IP). Repeated failures lock the account for 15 minutes and email the account owner.

Bug bounty

We run a private bug bounty. Responsible disclosure via security@keloa.cx — we respond within 24 hours.

Compliance

  • GDPR-compliant. Data Processing Agreement available on request.
  • SOC 2 Type II (in progress, target 2026).
  • ISO 27001 (planned).
See Data & privacy for the privacy-facing controls.