SecuraVouch Credential Assurance
Controlled pre-release. SecuraVouch is not yet generally available through Microsoft Marketplace. Reference Action Packs demonstrate policy-bound authorization and evidence generation; they do not execute privileged, financial, supplier-record or information-release actions unless a separately reviewed customer connector has been deployed.

DOCUMENTATION

Getting started with SecuraVouch.

A pre-release workflow overview for administrators, organizers and authorized principals evaluating SecuraVouch with Microsoft Teams.

1. Subscription and licensing

SecuraVouch is not yet generally available through Microsoft Marketplace. If an offer is published, the listing and checkout flow will identify the applicable plan, licensing model and publisher terms.

2. Microsoft Teams application

In an approved controlled deployment, add SecuraVouch to the supported Microsoft Teams meeting context. The application is designed to initialize the Teams SDK, obtain authenticated context and establish a meeting-origin session with the SecuraVouch API.

3. Authenticate

Sign in using the Microsoft identity associated with the organization. Authorization is based on the authenticated principal and configured SecuraVouch roles and policy.

4. Select a protected workflow

Choose the relevant Action Pack and enter the exact action details. Example workflows include Privileged Access Grant, Supplier Detail Change and Sensitive Information Release.

5. Obtain decisions from distinct principals

Required authority holders review the exact request. SecuraVouch checks the configured policy, authority classes and principal separation before a permit can be issued.

6. Verify evidence

The assurance result is recorded with structured evidence and audit information. A valid execution permit is time-bounded and bound to the evaluated request. Verification checks integrity and signature; it does not prove physical presence or establish that an action is lawful.

Operational safety

  • Do not share authentication tokens, capability URLs or private keys.
  • Do not treat meeting attendance as proof of authorization.
  • Re-evaluate a request when protected action details materially change.
  • Use the organization’s approved authority and policy configuration.
  • Do not connect a downstream action without a separate security and authority review.
  • Do not use pre-release reference workflows with production personal or regulated data.

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