Overview
Bind workspace applications that satisfy AccessGuard outbound roles for email, SMS, voice, WhatsApp, push, and case/problem operations.
Capabilities
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Provider discovery through system.capabilities and handler metadata
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Role-specific required and optional capability checks
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Bridge credential minting and configuration
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Remote connection status, update, bulk status, and deletion administration
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Provider secret references protected through Core AppSecretService-backed credential services
Setup Steps (5)
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Probe installed applications and select one satisfying the required capabilities.
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Limitations
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A provider must satisfy the capability contract for the role before it can be bound.
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AccessGuard authorization, communication policy, and source provenance remain separate from the provider’s delivery implementation.
FAQs
Can a different application replace a provider?
Yes. The outbound catalogue is capability-driven, so another installed application can satisfy a role when it exposes the required service handles and operations.
What does AccessGuard keep after binding a provider?
AccessGuard keeps the provider-role binding, remote connection metadata, protected credential references, status/log data, and authorization/delegation state used around the call.
Pricing
Starter
USD 365.17 / annual
Pro
USD 1,095.66 / annual
Enterprise
USD 2,921.89 / annual