Console access
There is no login form on this page, and that is not an oversight.
AutoPQC console access is provisioned per engagement. We could put an email field and a password field here to look like every other enterprise site, but nothing you typed into them would sign you in — so we did not.
How access actually works
Access follows a scope, not a signup
A workspace is created when an engagement is scoped, because a workspace without a defined estate has nothing in it. There is no trial tier standing by behind a password field.
Your named contact provisions the first account
The first account belongs to whoever signs the scope on your side. That person then adds colleagues themselves — we do not create accounts for people who have not asked for one.
Roles are assigned before anyone logs in
Who can see findings, who can export evidence, who can change a scope. Assigned at provisioning rather than sorted out afterwards.
Single sign-on where you have it
If you run an identity provider, the workspace federates to it rather than holding a separate password. Configuration is part of provisioning.
On an engagement, cannot get in
Go to your named contact first.
Account changes, role changes and workspace invitations all run through the person who holds the scope on your side. They can act immediately; we would only be forwarding the request to them.
If that path is genuinely unavailable — the contact has left, or the workspace itself is unreachable — reach us through the contact page. Do not send a password, a key or a certificate to ask a question about access.
Console URL: [PLACEHOLDER: the real console hostname, once one is published]. Support address for access issues: [PLACEHOLDER: dedicated support mailbox]. Identity-provider metadata: [PLACEHOLDER: IdP metadata endpoint, supplied per workspace].
Arrived expecting a free trial
There is a free first mile. It is just not in the console.
A console with no estate loaded would show you an empty screen and teach you nothing. These three are open to anyone, right now, with no account:
One thing worth stating outright: we will never ask you for a password, a private key or a certificate by email, and no page on this site will ever ask you to paste one. If something claiming to be us does, it is not us — report it through Security & Disclosure.