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Command Center

Identity · Access · Control

Control when you need it.

Your suite. Your users. Your rules.

Optionally centralize identity, application access, roles, and privileges across the Loop Life Data Suite—or allow users to launch directly into their applications. You decide how your environment works.

Included with Loop Life products.

Loop Life Command Center with Data Generator, Data Migration, Brain Wave ETL, and NeoSQL.
  • Optional user management

    Turn access control on when you want it.

  • Direct launch

    Open the four applications without a login gate.

  • Managed access

    Put Command Center in front of the applications.

  • Included

    It ships with the Loop Life Data Suite.

  • Windows and Linux

    Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, and Arch.

Control without compromise.

Command Center puts centralized access control in your hands without forcing it into the workflow.

Use managed access when the organization needs identity and permission controls. Use direct access when it does not.

Same power. Your way.

Direct access

No login gate required.

Launch directly into your Loop Life applications.

User → Loop Life application

You decide

Managed access

Centralized access.

Decide who signs in before Data Generator, Data Migration, Brain Wave ETL, and NeoSQL.

User → Command Center → Loop Life application

Users. Organized.

When managed access is on, accounts live in one administrative place. The table is a sample of that view.

Illustration

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  • JLJordan Leejordan.lee@example.comActive
  • TBTaylor Brookstaylor.brooks@example.comActive
  • MRMorgan Reedmorgan.reed@example.comActive

Identity that fits your environment.

Two ways to open the suite. The applications are the same either way.

  1. 1

    Choose

    Direct access, or managed access.

  2. 2

    Command Center

    The administration layer, used when you want it.

  3. 3

    Loop Life Suite

    Data Generator, Data Migration, Brain Wave ETL, and NeoSQL.

Built around proven infrastructure.

A server-backed Command Center environment can use PostgreSQL.

  1. Users
  2. Command Center
  3. PostgreSQL
  4. Loop Life applications

One gateway. Four applications.

Command Center sits with the suite. It is the access layer, not a fifth data tool.

  • Data Generator
  • Data Migration
  • Brain Wave ETL
  • NeoSQL

Security built into the experience.

  • Authentication

    People sign in when you choose managed access.

  • Direct launch

    The four applications open without that gate when you leave it off.

  • Central administration

    Command Center is the layer for that choice. It is included with the suite.

Designed to support HIPAA-compliant workflows.

Command Center provides identity and access-control capabilities that can help organizations configure Loop Life environments for workflows involving protected information.

Compliance still depends on how the organization configures and operates its environment.

Your environment. Your control.

Direct access leaves the applications open. Managed access puts Command Center in front of them. That choice stays with the people running the suite.

One control layer. The complete suite.

Optionally manage access to the complete Loop Life ecosystem from one place.

  • Data Generator

    Generate realistic data.

  • Data Migration

    Move data across platforms.

  • Brain Wave ETL

    Transform and automate workflows.

  • NeoSQL

    Query, explore, and develop.

Built for your environment.

WindowsLinux

Command Center ships with the Loop Life Data Suite on Windows, Ubuntu, Debian, and Arch.

Work in your language.

Use the Loop Life experience in the language that works for you.

Explore languages →

Included

Control comes with the suite.

Command Center is the administration and access layer on the Loop Life Data Suite license. It is not a separate application you buy.

Your suite. Your users. Your rules.

Centralized control when you want it. Direct access when you do not.

People. Data. A brighter tomorrow.