Vendor access
This part is for Aigna staff
Vendors see their own installation and the device reference they need to build it: device types, setup guides and models. Everything else stays with Aigna.
Go to your installationModule
Vendors is switched off
The companies that install and repair, and who looks after each. This demo has the Vendors module switched off in Organisation settings.
Engagement · Integrator for a projectAG-INT-2024-11Simulated
Aigna and Brightwave Integration
In force · 6 sites and 1 project shared · 2 jobs openchecked just now
- 6Sites in scope
- 2Jobs open
- 0Past target
- 33Days left
The scope
Sites
- Dublin office
- London office
- Copenhagen office
- Singapore office
- Melbourne office
- Tokyo office
Projects
- PRJ-15 · Dublin office divisible town hall
What flows
- Offices and spaces in scope
- Jobs handed to the provider
- Visit readiness
- As-builts
- Handovers
- Design proposals
Brightwave Integration sees a record of Aigna's only when it sits inside this scope, and work only when it was handed to Brightwave Integration. Change the scope and the next record follows the new one.
Activity
signed, and held in both audit logs- Aigna · SURV-0415 now waiting on floor access after 18:00: the clock paused for both sidesSigned by Aigna · in both audit logs
- Aigna · Handed DSGN-15-01 to Brightwave Integration: design review, the divisible town hallSigned by Aigna · in both audit logs
- Aigna · Engagement signed by both sides, with the data processing agreementSigned by Aigna · in both audit logs
Revoke
Stops the flow at once: Brightwave Integration receives nothing new and can send nothing back. Each side keeps its copy of what was shared before, and the revoke is written in both audit logs.
Revoked just now (simulated). Nothing flows; each side keeps its copy.
How the two Keias connect
Aigna runs Keia in repo mode: what it shares leaves as a signed export, and what Brightwave Integration sends back arrives as a pull request a person reviews.
Brightwave Integration runs Keia in repo mode: what it shares leaves as a signed export, and what Aigna sends back arrives as a pull request a person reviews.
No shared database: each side keeps its own Keia and its own copy.