Sirius

The Sirius Secure Internet Shell is a secure web based front end, onto which other applications can be built.  It enables users to log into multiple applications using a single domain.

It includes the following modules:

	Administration - handles the setting up and configuring of users, providing a completely role based system;
	Reports - strong reporting tool which enables the user to extract data and produce reports on the applications attached to Sirius;
	Reports administration – gives the user the ability to write reports and control access to those reports;
	Scheduler administration - allows the client to set scheduled tasks to run automatically at a specified time
	Compliance and Disclosures management systems to facilitate regulatory reporting.  This includes for example risk anal conflictysis, logging insiders’ registers, monitoring of holdings ands of interest.

Each user may have either, a password to log on, or be associated with a domain log on. Once logged on they have their own view of applications on the system, and their own access level within those applications. The screen below shows a typical user menu which will be displayed to the user logged on. The options available will depend on the application permissions which have been granted to that user.

 

 

 

All functions within the Sirius Secure Internet Shell are handled through the fully HTML compliant interface – so it can be used by a client with practically any browser with no configuration or installation needed on that client’s machine.

The shell is configurable through use of parameters modified within the shell itself. Parameters can be set at a Global, Application, Organisation or User level, with the entire look and feel being able to be updated. This means clients from differing organisations may see the same site, but with their own look and feel.

Sirius has various licence options based on a client’s requirements.

 

Interested in finding out more?

If you can see the advantages in having Sirius, then please contact us to discuss how to progress.