Intrro has built-in single sign-on capabilities for Google and Microsoft accounts via OAuth 2.0. If a user provisions their account via OAuth 2.0, they'll never need to set a password to log in with Intrro.

Intrro includes three user role levels to help you manage permissions and access throughout your workspace.

• Admins – can manage users and billing
• Recruiters – can view all referrals and leads,  create, edit, and update projects and data
• Employees – can view and respond only to their own contacts and network data

Intrro employs industry-standard techniques for password management, encryption, storage, complexity, and reset.

Encryption and storage

The Intrro web application user authentication system uses Bcrypt to hash and salt user passwords. Each password has a uniquely generated salt, and the 'pepper' is stored independently from the database.

Complexity standard

The Intrro web application enforces a strong password complexity standard and require user passwords to have at least:

• 12 characters
• 1 lower case character
• 1 upper case character
• 1 number
• 1 special character

Failed login attempts

The Intrro web application prevents brute force attacks (for password based authentication) by locking the targeted user account after 5 failed attempts. A notification email is sent to the user that includes a link that can be used to unlock the account.

Secure reset

In the event that a user forgets their password, a user can request their password be reset via a link that is sent to the user's verified email address. This link expires within a limited amount of time if not used.

Password managers

Intrro encourages customers and users to leverage a password manager to maintain, store, and fill strong passwords when using Intrro.