Sign in and create a workspace
Stratl has no passwords. You sign in with your work email and a six-digit code that Stratl emails you. Signing up and signing in are the same flow: the first time a verified email is seen, you are asked to create a workspace.
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Open the portal (
app.stratl.ai, orhttp://localhost:5173on a developer machine) and enter your work email. -
Open the email titled <code> is your Stratl verification code and type the six digits. If you switch tabs while typing, the page keeps your email and the code step.
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First time only: the create a workspace form. It asks for your name and role, your company, a workspace name, industry and size, the custody region (where your keys and records will live; it cannot be changed later), what you intend to record, and your stack. You accept the terms. Your first ingest key is shown once on the next screen.
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You land on Get started. If you were invited to an existing workspace, you land in that workspace with the role you were given.
The code rules
Section titled “The code rules”| Rule | Value |
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| Code | 6 digits, works for 10 minutes, once |
| Wrong guesses | 5 per code; after that the code is void even if the next guess is right |
| New code | at most one per 60 seconds and five per 10 minutes, per email; a new code voids the previous one |
| Session | 30 days, extended while in use; an HTTP-only cookie that scripts cannot read |
Codes, session tokens and ingest keys are stored only as one-way hashes, so a copy of Stratl’s database contains nothing that can sign anyone in.
Switching workspaces
Section titled “Switching workspaces”If you belong to more than one workspace, the account menu at the bottom of the sidebar lists them. Switching changes which workspace your session acts in; nothing else changes. Your role can differ per workspace.
Signing out
Section titled “Signing out”The account menu → Sign out ends the session on the server and clears the cookie. Sessions that are simply left expire after 30 days and are then deleted.