Protect workspace access
Use an individual account for each team member, choose a strong unique password, and avoid sharing login credentials. Workspace owners should review user access whenever a person changes role or leaves the business.
Security guidance
Security is a shared responsibility.
Seylac is designed to help businesses organise financial work. Protecting a workspace also depends on how account owners set up access, manage team members, and review business activity.
Use available account controls
Review the security controls offered in your workspace, including verification and access-management settings where they are available. Apply the controls that are appropriate for your organisation and risk profile.
Review financial activity
Reconcile records regularly, monitor unexpected changes, and investigate activity that does not match your business operations. Accurate records and clear responsibilities support stronger day-to-day financial controls.
Keep operational contacts current
Make sure that the people responsible for finance, administration, and business continuity can receive important workspace communications. Do not rely on a single person for critical business access.
Privacy and data requests
The Privacy Notice explains how personal information is handled and how to contact Seylac with a privacy question or request. Read it alongside your own organisation’s data-protection responsibilities.
Report a concern
If you believe a public Seylac property contains a security issue, do not publish sensitive details. Contact the support team with a clear description, the affected page or workflow, and safe reproduction steps.