Identity & roles
Production access control
Account recovery, passkeys/MFA, workspaces, least privilege, delegated administration, and cross-tenant tests must precede enterprise claims.
I operate an enterprise
Remote support that intends to earn enterprise trust.
NoBS Remote is being designed for governed support across large organizations: identity, roles, policy, deployment, audit, recovery, and scale proven together instead of implied by an “enterprise” label.
Enterprise product plannedThe intended fit
Governance that reaches the actual session.
These are commercial-GA requirements, not available features.
Policy & audit
Customer-visible governance
Device groups, support queues, policy precedence, canonical audit, retention, export, and abuse response should be real workflows.
Operations & scale
Measured capacity and recovery
Availability, latency, reconnect storms, database/relay capacity, updates, rollback, backups, and disaster recovery require measured evidence.
Intended workflow
Business authority reaches a verified endpoint.
- An authenticated, role-scoped operator selects the correct workspace and resource.
- Policy and support-request authority are evaluated server-side.
- The intended local user sees accurate consent and session state.
- Transport and each content/control capability remain bound to current authority.
- Revocation, incident, recovery, update, and audit behavior remain operational at scale.
No scale claim
Planning targets are not capacity.
The roadmap defines progressive measured gates, but NoBS Remote has not passed a commercial scale gate and makes no enterprise concurrency claim today.
Deployment fit
Enterprise choice without hidden responsibility.
NoBS-hosted
A future managed service with published isolation, regions, capacity, observability, recovery, support, and incident responsibilities.
PlannedDedicated private
A future NoBS-operated environment under explicitly defined isolation, residency, service, recovery, and support terms.
Conditional engagementIndependent self-hosted
A future customer-operated control plane with no mandatory NoBS session authorization and documented operational ownership.
PlannedSecurity and assurance
Evidence before procurement language.
Signed artifacts, supply-chain provenance, independent transport/cryptographic review, penetration testing, accessibility review, incident exercises, recovery drills, and exact platform matrices are required launch evidence.
Commercial direction
Transparent units and obligations.
Enterprise pricing will separate plan units, usage, relay, support, hosted/private operations, cancellation, and service commitments. No quote, SLA, certification, or availability promise exists today.
Read pricing principlesFounding Pilot fit
Bring security, architecture, operations, and procurement into one conversation.
We want real enterprise constraints before the platform claims to satisfy them.
Is NoBS Remote enterprise-ready?
No. Customer applications, production identity/RBAC, transport, deployment, support, operations, external review, and measured scale are not complete.
Do you have an SLA, DPA, subprocessor list, or certifications?
Not yet. Those materials will be published only after the accountable operator, service, providers, controls, measurements, and reviewed obligations exist.
Will a dedicated environment be available?
It is planned as an engagement-dependent option. No isolation, region, support, or availability level is promised until that operating model passes its own gates.