Enabled security in Sage Network and AR Automation

Yes, AR Automation and Sage Network are secure.

AR Automation

AR Automation uses Sage ID (Auth0) for user authentication into the application and APIs. Microsoft's Azure B2C authentication system, which powers AR Automation's magic links, ensures robust security. The secure link incorporates a secret key stored in a digital vault, creating a secure token tailored for each user and their company.

Sage Network

All components of the Sage Network platform are robustly security tested regularly, including external pen testing by security expert partners.

Sage Network uses Sage ID (Auth0) for user authentication into the application and API authentication.

Microsoft's Azure B2C authentication system, which powers Sage Network's magic links, ensures robust security. The secure link incorporates a secret key stored in a digital vault, creating a secure token tailored for each user and their company.

Which technology stack does the Sage Network follow?

• AR Automation and Sage Network uses both AWS and Azure for hosting various services
• The reference architecture is Serverless or Managed Services, using primarily C# for business logic

Does either AR Automation or Sage Network have accreditation?

No. AR Automation and Sage Network don’t have accreditation.

Can you provide regular SAS 70 type II reports of SSAE16 Type II reports?

SOC 2 reports are the intended direction across the various Sage services used in Sage Network. SOC 2 reports aren’t presently available.