Authenticated accounts
Users sign in through approved account authentication before entering an authorized Turnover program.
Turnover uses authenticated access, program authorization, role-based permissions, and configuration-specific controls. We describe the controls and architecture we actually use rather than claiming certifications that have not been established.
Turnover combines account authentication with program authorization and role-specific workflows.
Users sign in through approved account authentication before entering an authorized Turnover program.
Program access is mapped to authorized users, with supported email, role, and program controls.
Customer-designated Local Admins manage supported access, permissions, roles, and program configuration for their organization.
Where configured, approved third-party contributors can use a limited workspace for assigned submissions without receiving normal access to protected internal modules.
Depending on program configuration and feature use, Turnover uses SQL services, Firebase/Firestore services, Realtime Database, Firebase Storage, and Turnover Login. Exact data paths vary by feature and deployment.
SQL and Firebase/Firestore services are used for different operational, configuration, and historical authorities within the product architecture.
Configured file and image workflows may use Firebase Storage and other approved service infrastructure.
Turnover Login and program-level access mapping control entry to authorized programs, with role and permission behavior inside the application.
Customer retains ownership of Customer Data. Turnover processes it to provide and support the service and does not expose identifiable Customer operational content to other customers by default.
Customer Data does not become Turnover intellectual property merely because it is stored or processed in Turnover.
Turnover Shared Knowledge may be a paid add-on. Contribution is off by default and requires separate administrator opt-in.
Standard self-service policy provides a 30-day post-termination retrieval window, followed by active-system deletion and backup aging as described in the Terms.
Customers should protect credentials, use unique accounts, remove access when roles change, review administrator assignments, secure endpoints, and decide what information is appropriate for their configured program.
Turnover is an information, workflow, continuity, and knowledge platform. It is not an emergency dispatch system, machine-control system, protective device, or safety instrumented system.
Send suspected security incidents, unauthorized access, or privacy concerns to contactus@turnoverllc.com.
Bring configuration-specific questions about access, data paths, retention, integrations, or deployment requirements.
We would rather answer the real architecture and control questions than make a certification claim we cannot support.