iCore NGIN enforces Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) at the architectural level — governing what users can see, do, approve, and execute across every workflow and system state.
In iCore NGIN, access control is not a UI feature — it is embedded into workflows, approvals, data models, and execution logic.
Every action is tied to a verified user identity and assigned role.
UI elements, controls, and data visibility adapt per role.
Users can only execute actions explicitly granted by role policy.
All role-based actions are recorded for audit and oversight.
Roles operate across organizational, operational, and execution layers — without privilege leakage or ambiguity.
RBAC enforces separation of duties to prevent unauthorized actions, conflicts of interest, and policy violations.
Request creation and approval roles are explicitly separated.
Work execution and inspection/verification are role-isolated.
Financial actions require role-based approval thresholds.
Read access does not imply execution or modification rights.
Role enforcement is continuously auditable and defensible.
RBAC rules enforce governance automatically — not manually.
Every role-based decision and action is logged immutably.
Supports government, financial, and regulated-industry requirements.
