Enterprise
The person who loves Amberhold is rarely the only person who has to approve it.
IT, cyber, procurement, engineering, HSE — each has different questions, and each deserves facts rather than a sales call. These pages exist so you can send every stakeholder the one written for them.
Works with Microsoft →
Entra ID single sign-on, Excel and Power BI reporting, Fabric, Power Automate, and a read-only REST API — the stack your plant already owns.
Send to: IT · Engineering · Procurement
Power BI, Excel & Fabric →
How reporting tools read plant evidence unattended: a Microsoft application identity from your tenant, read-only, audited, revocable from either side.
Send to: IT · Security · BI team
REST API & data access →
The read-only API and CSV export, both over one versioned projection — with published OpenAPI, and what the API deliberately refuses to do.
Send to: Engineering · Integration
Security →
Authentication, permissions, encryption, the audit trail, and how append-only is enforced — for IT and cyber.
Send to: IT · Cyber
IT & deployment →
Architecture, networking, browser support, identity and how long deployment takes — nothing to install.
Send to: IT · Engineering
Business continuity →
Backups, point-in-time recovery, the rehearsed restore drill, retention and data ownership.
Send to: IT · Quality
Working with us →
The commercial model, support, supplier onboarding, and a straight answer to “will this disappear?”
Send to: Procurement
How we make claims →
Every capability claim is pinned to evidence and checked against the built pages before release — and the two lines Amberhold will never cross.
Send to: Anyone deciding whether to trust us
Compliance →
Exactly what Amberhold is — and, just as precisely, what it is not.
Send to: HSE · Compliance
Roadmap →
What's live today, what's in development right now, and where the platform is going.
Send to: everyone who asks “is this actively developed?”
The control system tells you what the plant is doing. Amberhold tells you what people did about it.