• Easy to use; requires no specialist or developer skills
• Uses existing databases without time consuming and costly development and conversions
• Allows end users to continue using all of the MS Access tools they currently use
• User definable audit logging ensures logs meet business specific needs
• The process of securing and logging an existing database is generally completed within 1 hour.

1. Select the database to be secured.
2. Run Integrity Analyzer (generally takes less than 2 minutes)
3. Assign users to work groups.
4. Assign permissions to forms and functions (point and click).
5. Select forms, functions, tables, fields to be logged (point and click).
6. Select "Secure".

The target database is now ready to test.

• Users can only gain access to forms and functions in which they've been authorized.
• Unauthorized users cannot gain access.
• Users can still define and use update queries, but where selected, changes are written to an audit log.
• The use of any form or function, where selected, is written to an audit log.
• All changes, where selected, are written to an audit log as they happen.
• Audit log contains the selected history of:
  1. Log on/off
  2. Forms used
  3. Functions performed
  4. Changes made to the database schema
  5. Coding changes
  6. Query changes
  7. Data Changes