Security settings for enterprises

This article applies to Enterprise customers only. When you configure and enable session timeout, members will be signed out of their account after inactivity of the specified time set. The default is set to 1 week but you can adjust the time f...

This article applies to Enterprise accounts only. If your Enterprise requires an additional layer of security, InVision offers IP allowlisting upon request from an admin on the Enterprise account. Allowlisting restricts account access to IP...

This article only applies to Enterprise users. Administrators have access to set certain requirements for passwords of InVision users within their organization. To access password security settings: Sign in to InVision. Select the team tra...

Security conscious organizations can use organization-wide confidentiality settings to remind everyone about what data to include in Freehand documents. Turn on confidentiality settings You must be an admin in your organization to access co...

This article provides answers for InVision V7 only. Not sure which version you're using?  Find out now. Managers, admins, and owners of Enterprise teams using InVision V7 can access the audit log to view team member activity and dow...

Enhance authentication security for your InVision Enterprise with two-factor authentication (2FA). InVision supports 2FA via SMS or with numerous authenticator apps—including Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, Authy, or any other TOTP ...

This article provides answers for InVision V7. If you're on InVision V6, read this  article instead . Not sure which version you're using?  Find out now . InVision Enterprise provides a central hub for your organization’s work and...

If you have a proxy, firewall, VPN, or other network security in place, some InVision services may be blocked or not function properly. Fortunately, many IT teams that have implemented network security also have provisions for allowlisting specific...