Nobody knows exactly who has access
Accounts, suppliers and former users often grow into a confusing mix without a complete overview.
Access check
Many companies do not know exactly who has access to what. Accounts grow, suppliers get temporary access and former employees fade out of sight. With an access check, you regain overview, control and a logical foundation for better access management.
- Insight into accounts, permissions and suppliers
- Spotting old, duplicate or unclear access
- Practical basis for cleanup and structure
- Strong step toward structured access management
From €199 per check
For companies that want overview again in accounts, access and responsibilities.
Common problems
Former employees remain a risk
Users or integrations sometimes remain active longer than desired simply because nobody has a sharp overview anymore.
When questions come up, there is no proof or structure
As soon as someone asks who has access to what, it often takes a lot of time to gather everything.
What we do for you
Inventory of accounts and access
We help map which users, systems, suppliers and access points are relevant.
Spot risks and unclear areas
We review where gaps, duplicates, old accounts or unclear ownership exist.
Practical next step
You get clarity and a logical base to build on with better access management.
Why a separate sales page?
Because people search for questions like “who has access to what”, “clean up accounts” or “remove ex-employee access”. This page captures that problem and then guides visitors into contact or a structural solution.
Frequently asked questions
Who is an access check useful for?
For companies that do not know exactly who has access to what, or that want more control over accounts, suppliers and departing employees.
Is this only for large organisations?
No. Smaller companies without their own IT department often benefit greatly, because access tends to accumulate quickly without a clear process.
Is this the same as AccessGuard?
No. This service is a practical check and inventory. AccessGuard is the ongoing solution to organise this more structurally.
Does everything need to be technically linked right away?
No. It often starts with overview, structure and clear agreements. After that you can decide which tooling or next step makes sense.
Would you like overview again in access and accounts?
Plan a check or see how to organise this more structurally.