Route serious traffic.
Control who touches your links, put the uptime floor in writing, and keep every byte in the EU — with a named engineer beside you from migration through security review.
SSO, scoped roles and a forensic audit log — enough to convince your own security team before ours ever joins a call.
The artifacts you're scanning for, on one page — SLA with credits, DPA, EU residency as legal fact, support in writing.
One control plane, every team.
Enforce SSO across the org, provision through SCIM, and scope exactly who can create, edit or export — per workspace.
Enforceable org-wide — no password stragglers, no shadow accounts.
Joiners get the right role on day one. Leavers lose access the minute HR flips the switch — not at the next quarterly review.
Agencies see their campaigns and nothing else. Owner, Admin, Editor, Viewer — scoped to the workspace, not the org.
roles scoped per workspace · every change lands in the audit log ↓
Who did what, from where — already on file.
Every admin action lands in an immutable log the second it happens. This is the artifact your security review reads.
Illustrative audit log: six admin events with time (UTC), actor, action, target, origin IP and channel — a role grant, an SSO session, a CSV export via API key, a domain added, an SSO policy enforcement, and a SCIM deprovisioning. Four fields are annotated: the actor (a named human, API key or IdP — never “someone”), the origin (source IP and channel on every entry), the change (object, action and outcome, spelled out) and the timestamp (immutable, UTC, exportable for two years).
A named human, API key or IdP — never “someone”.
Source IP and channel captured on every entry.
Object, action and outcome, spelled out.
Immutable, UTC, exportable for two years.
Frankfurt-fast. Contractually up.
Anycast edge, EU-resident storage, and an uptime floor that lives in the contract — not on a marketing page.
What the contract actually says.
Procurement doesn't buy adjectives. These are the numbers as they appear in the Enterprise agreement — same figures as the pricing page.
The checklist, pre-checked.
Forward this section to whoever owns the questionnaire — most of it is already answered.
Bring everything, lose nothing.
Bulk import keeps slugs, tags and destinations intact — and every old link 301s forever. A named engineer runs the cutover with you.
Bring the questionnaire.
Thirty minutes with an engineer who can actually answer it — SLA, migration plan and rollout timeline included.
Need the DPA or security review first? Same call — or sales@rii.link sends both ahead of it.