Industry

Not-for-profit

Retire the shared password list, onboard volunteers by role, and run it all without a dedicated identity administrator.

The problem

Not-for-profits run more systems than their IT capacity suggests, often with volunteers and casual staff alongside a small permanent team. Access tends to live in one person's head, and in a shared spreadsheet of passwords.

The exposure is the same as any other organisation's. The budget and the headcount to manage it are not.

What Besecure does about it

Retire the password spreadsheet

People sign in once and reach what they have been granted. Where an account truly has to be shared, shared identities handle it inside Besecure with access assigned and recorded instead of circulated.

Turnover without tickets

Volunteers and casual staff inherit access from role and group membership, so onboarding is an assignment rather than an afternoon of account creation.

A second factor with no hardware to buy

Two-factor authentication by authenticator app or one-time code, with enrolment you can require across every account.

Manageable by a small team

One place to grant and withdraw access, one audit log, and a guided setup where we provision your organisation and invite your first administrator.

Questions this usually raises

Is there pricing for not-for-profits?

Tell us your user count and sector when you get in touch and we will size it properly.

We have no dedicated IT staff. Is this too much?

We set your organisation up and invite your first administrator, and you can start with sign-on and the launcher before adding directory sync or reporting.

Can volunteers use their own devices?

Yes. Sign-in is through the browser, and a second factor can be an authenticator app on their own phone.

One sign-in for every app your team uses.

Set up your organisation, connect your directory and give your people a single secure launchpad.