Hosted credential vault
When a provider requires a reusable key or token, OLANVIR keeps an encrypted copy in its hosted vault so scheduled work can run while your device is off. It is not stored on the business owner’s personal computer.
OLANVIR security
OLANVIR uses provider authorization screens whenever possible. If a service requires a reusable API key or bot token, OLANVIR clearly asks before keeping an encrypted copy in its hosted credential vault and lets the signed-in customer replace or remove it.
When a provider requires a reusable key or token, OLANVIR keeps an encrypted copy in its hosted vault so scheduled work can run while your device is off. It is not stored on the business owner’s personal computer.
OLANVIR encrypts supported credentials with AES-256-GCM before writing them to persistent cloud storage. The separate vault key is not stored with the encrypted record or returned to the browser.
Connection reads, updates, and removals require a signed-in user and are limited on the server to that user’s own records.
Verification attempts are rate-limited. Security events record the action and result without recording the credential value.
Clear boundaries
Good security includes honest limits. No online service can promise zero risk, and OLANVIR does not claim certifications or controls it has not earned.
Use the Help Center so the issue can be tied to your signed-in OLANVIR account without placing a credential in the message.