Is In4ma security protected?

Is In4ma security protected?

Access to data and programming is made secure using unique identification and password combinations.

For example, the automated data collection solution with web enabled access to information is accessed via a secure username and password. We appreciate that it is imperative in applications such as vendor managed inventory that data is confidential and this we respect.

Read more about vendor managed inventory (VMI).

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