Understand Cloud identity and accounts

Purpose

See how one verified identity can belong to organisations while platform staff, workspace roles and commercial plans remain separate authorities.

Obedience Cloud is the shared identity and tenant-control surface. It does not turn a platform role into a customer workspace role or a corporate owner, and it never exposes readable passwords or authentication-factor secrets.

Checks before action

• The verified primary email belongs to the intended person.
• The active organisation is the one the user expects.
• Platform, workspace and commercial classifications are not being confused.

Safe process

1. Use the canonical hostStart on cloud.obedience.global or the approved obedience.cloud entry and confirm the secure browser origin before entering account information.
2. Verify scope and authorityFor understand cloud identity and accounts, confirm the account, organisation, role and customer case or contract reference before continuing.
3. Complete the bounded actionUse the narrow control provided. Elevated operations require personal 2FA, exact-origin requests, unique request identifiers and durable audit availability.
4. Review the resultConfirm provider-authoritative state, record the outcome and route any inconsistency to support without repeating a high-impact request blindly.

Expected records

• Identity-provider user ID.
• Organisation memberships and workspace roles.
• Account class and security posture.

Security boundary

• Administrators can lock an account, revoke sessions or start a bounded support flow; they cannot read or choose the user’s password.
• A support actor session is time-limited, labelled, auditable and blocked from non-read HTTP methods.
• Tenant metadata is validated server-side and cannot contain executable JavaScript, secret credentials or hidden role elevation.