Read only
Anserra connects with a login that can only read data. It cannot write, update, delete, or change the data in any way.
Security
Anserra can read your data, but it can't change anything, and it doesn't keep a copy. Here's how that works.
Signs in with single sign-on. Each person sees only what their role allows.
Works out each answer in memory, then throws it away.
Anserra only sees the modules you approve.
Anserra connects with a login that can only read data. It cannot write, update, delete, or change the data in any way.
Answers are put together in memory and discarded when the request is done. We don't keep a copy of your data.
Everything travels over HTTPS with TLS, the same protection your bank uses.
You decide what data Anserra can see. Sensitive information you define stays out of reach.
Your team signs in through single sign-on. Anyone who isn't signed in never gets near the data.
Access is set by role. Your warehouse manager can stick to inventory, and a sales rep can ask about their own customers.
Anserra intelligently excludes sensitive data like payroll and passwords from any queries or access.
Anserra Security Overview.
This is the written security statement. It is more specific than the rest of the site, because your IT team needs the specific version.
Anserra uses a dedicated read-only account. Write, update, delete, and DDL are not granted. Enforcement is in SQL Server, not only in the application. SELECT only.
The platform does not store, replicate, or warehouse the Sage 300 data. Rows needed for the question are processed in memory and discarded. Nothing is persisted on platform servers.
HTTPS with TLS between the client environment, Anserra, and the browser.
The connection sees only the modules the client approved, such as Accounts Receivable, Order Entry, or Inventory Control. Sage 300 Payroll, Canadian or U.S., is excluded: not connected, not queryable, not visible under any role.
OAuth, with SSO. Unauthenticated requests are rejected before any data access.
Permissions are per role, not per query. A warehouse manager can be limited to inventory. An account executive can be limited to their own customers' order history.
By combining read-only database access, zero data retention, encryption in transit, least-privilege module scoping (including full isolation of Sage 300 Payroll where in use), authenticated access, and role-based access control, Anserra delivers natural-language reporting on Sage 300 without compromising the safety, integrity, or privacy of your ERP environment.
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