Security is architecture, not a feature added on top.
UpBuff is designed for enterprise security, compliance, and data governance at scale. Every security control is built into the platform architecture, not bolted on after deployment. Because ERP data deserves enterprise-grade protection at every layer, every API call, and every transaction.
Security Controls
Enterprise-Grade Security for SAP and Enterprise ERP Environments
Built secure from the ground up — not secured after the fact
Every design decision starts with security
Most platforms add security features after the product is built. UpBuff is different — security is the foundation on which every feature is designed. From the first API call to the final ERP posting, every action is encrypted, authenticated, authorized, and logged. There are no exceptions.
“UpBuff was the only ERP extension platform that could satisfy our enterprise security review. API-first, fully auditable, and role-controlled — it passed every checkpoint our InfoSec team set.”
TLS 1.3 encryption in transit
All data moving between UpBuff, ERP systems, and mobile clients is encrypted with TLS 1.3.
API-only ERP integration
No direct database writes. All ERP integration flows through official APIs — SAP Service Layer, OData, BAPI. Upgrade-safe and audit-clean.
Full transaction audit trail
Every action is logged with timestamp, user ID, and transaction reference — nothing is anonymous.
Six foundational security capabilities
Every capability listed here is built into the platform architecture — not available as an optional add-on or enterprise-tier upgrade.
End-to-End TLS Encryption
All data in transit between UpBuff, ERP systems, mobile clients, and third-party integrations uses TLS 1.3 — the current industry gold standard for transport encryption.
Secret & Credential Management
API keys, ERP service credentials, and integration secrets are stored using vault-based secret management — never in application code, config files, or logs.
Role-Based Access Control
Granular RBAC mapped directly to ERP user roles and organizational structures. Field reps see only their territory. Warehouse operators access only their warehouse. No permission exists outside ERP governance.
Full Transaction Audit Logs
Every user action, API call, data access, and ERP transaction is logged with timestamp, user identifier, session context, and transaction reference — providing complete audit traceability.
Multi-Level Approval Workflows
Configurable approval chains for credit, pricing, discounts, and order authorization — integrated with ERP business logic to ensure no transaction bypasses governance controls.
ERP Data Boundary Enforcement
UpBuff never stores ERP master data externally. All data is accessed via scoped API calls and never duplicated outside your ERP boundary — preserving data sovereignty and governance.
Three layers of enterprise security
UpBuff security is structured in three independent layers — each protecting a different surface area of the ERP integration. A vulnerability at one layer is isolated and cannot cascade to the others.
Layer 1 — API & Transport Security
All communication between UpBuff and ERP systems flows through official API endpoints — SAP Service Layer, OData, BAPI, REST. TLS 1.3 encryption on every request. No direct database access. No custom transport protocols. Certificate pinning on mobile clients prevents man-in-the-middle attacks.
Layer 2 — Identity & Access Control
Every user, every session, and every permission is authenticated and authorized before any ERP data is accessed. RBAC mapped to ERP roles. Multi-factor authentication supported. Session tokens are short-lived, scoped, and automatically rotated. No shared credentials between users or teams.
Layer 3 — Data & Audit Governance
Every data access, modification, approval, and ERP posting is logged immutably with full context — user, timestamp, action, transaction reference, and outcome. Logs are tamper-evident and exportable for audit teams. Data never leaves ERP boundaries without explicit authorization.
Built for enterprise compliance requirements
UpBuff's architecture is designed to support the compliance and governance frameworks your enterprise relies on — giving your security and legal teams the controls they need.
Enterprise security controls
in every integration
These are implemented, verifiable controls that apply to every UpBuff deployment, every ERP connection, and every user session — built into the platform architecture from day one.
No ERP data stored outside ERP boundary
UpBuff accesses ERP data via scoped API calls only. No master data, financial records, or transactional data is stored in UpBuff databases. Your ERP remains the single authoritative source — always.
Encrypted credentials & secret rotation
ERP API credentials, service tokens, and integration secrets are stored in a dedicated secrets vault with automatic rotation policies. No credential is ever stored in plaintext, environment variables, or application logs.
Tamper-evident audit logs with compliance export
All audit logs are written to an append-only, tamper-evident log store. Logs include full context: user, timestamp, IP, action, ERP document reference, and outcome. Exportable in standard formats for your compliance and legal teams.
Secure across every deployment model
UpBuff supports on-premise, private cloud, public cloud, and hybrid deployments — with the same security posture applied regardless of where your ERP and execution layer runs.
On-Premise & Private Cloud Deployments
For enterprises with strict data residency requirements, UpBuff can be deployed entirely within your own infrastructure — on-premise or in a private cloud environment. No data leaves your network perimeter. All ERP API calls remain within your security boundary. Full compatibility with SAP Business One on-premise, SAP ECC, and Oracle on-premise deployments.
Public Cloud & Hybrid Deployments
Cloud and hybrid deployments use dedicated tenancy, encrypted storage at rest (AES-256), and VPC-isolated networking. No shared infrastructure with other tenants. Data residency regions configurable to meet local regulatory requirements. Compatible with SAP RISE, SAP BTP, Oracle Cloud, and Azure/AWS-hosted ERP environments.
Mobile Security
Certificate pinning, encrypted local storage, and automatic session expiry on all mobile clients. Offline data is encrypted at rest on device.
Network Security
VPC isolation, IP allowlisting, DDoS protection, and WAF coverage on all API endpoints and integration gateways.
Penetration Testing
Regular third-party penetration testing across all API endpoints, authentication flows, and mobile clients. Results and remediation available on request.
What enterprise customers get
Enterprise customers receive a dedicated security program — not just platform access.
Security Architecture Documentation
Full security architecture documentation, data flow diagrams, integration security overview, and penetration test summaries available for enterprise security reviews.
Dedicated Security Review
Our security team works directly with your InfoSec team — answering questionnaires, completing vendor assessments, and providing custom security architecture documentation.
Incident Response SLA
Dedicated incident response team with defined SLAs — critical security incidents receive a 1-hour response commitment with direct escalation to senior engineering.
What enterprise security teams say
Enterprise security leaders explain why UpBuff passed their toughest security reviews
"UpBuff was the first ERP extension platform to pass our critical infrastructure security review without exceptions. Fully auditable, API-only integration — exactly what our security posture requires."
Head of Cyber Security
NCC Streetscape
"Our InfoSec team ran UpBuff through a comprehensive vendor security assessment. API-first architecture, no ERP data stored externally, RBAC mapped to our SAP roles — it passed every checkpoint we set."
CIO
The Wine Source
100%
of enterprise security reviews passed without exceptions
"Data governance was non-negotiable for our operations. UpBuff provided the data flow documentation and processing records we needed. Our legal team reviewed and approved quickly."
Data Protection Officer
Molygraph
"We needed on-premise deployment for data residency requirements. UpBuff deployed entirely within our network boundary — no external data transfer, no shared infrastructure. Full control retained."
IT Director
ideaForge Technologies
Security & compliance questions
No. UpBuff never stores ERP master data, financial records, or transactional data in UpBuff databases. All ERP data is accessed via scoped API calls in real time and never duplicated outside your ERP boundary — preserving data sovereignty and governance.
All data in transit uses TLS 1.3 encryption. Data at rest in cloud deployments is encrypted with AES-256. API credentials and secrets are stored in a dedicated secrets vault with automatic rotation — never in application code, config files, or logs.
UpBuff uses role-based access control mapped directly to ERP user roles and organizational structures. Every user permission is governed by ERP authorization logic — no permission exists outside ERP governance. Session tokens are short-lived, scoped, and automatically rotated.
Yes. UpBuff supports full on-premise deployment within your own infrastructure for enterprises with strict data residency requirements. No data leaves your network perimeter. On-premise deployments are fully compatible with SAP Business One, SAP ECC, and Oracle on-premise environments.
Enterprise customers receive a dedicated incident response SLA — critical security incidents receive a 1-hour response commitment with direct escalation to senior engineering. We also conduct post-incident reviews and provide full incident reports to affected customers.
UpBuff integrates exclusively via official ERP APIs — SAP Service Layer, OData, BAPI, and REST. There are no direct database connections, no core modifications, and no undocumented integration methods. Every API call is authenticated, scoped, and logged.
Ready to put UpBuff through your security review?
Our security team works directly with your InfoSec team — architecture documentation, vendor assessment questionnaires, and data flow diagrams available on request.
Security documentation available on request