Solarius glossary
Definitions for Console, Identity, organizations, access, billing, and policy terms.
These terms describe general Solarius administration. Product documentation defines its own resources and operational states.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Account | A person's Solarius identity and sign-in details. See account settings. |
| Console | The management application at console.solarius.me. |
| Identity | The authentication system used for sign-in and verification. Console is the management entry point. |
| Organization | A business scope for membership, administration, products, and billing. See organizations. |
| Owner | The member responsible for organization control and ownership handover. |
| Role | A set of permissions assigned within a scope. See roles. |
| Billing Contact | A finance role. Notification recipients are configured separately through billing contacts. |
| Seat | A purchased user quantity as defined by a particular product subscription. |
| Subscription | A recurring commercial arrangement for a product or service. |
| Meter | A product's unit of billable usage. See usage. |
| Invoice | A document describing charges and the amount due. |
| Receipt | A record confirming a collected payment. See invoices and receipts. |
| Credit | An adjustment that can reduce a balance; it is distinct from a payment refund. |
| Budget | A spending target and alert configuration. It is distinct from an enforced product cap. |
| MFA | Multi-factor authentication: an additional sign-in verification step. |
| SSO | Single sign-on through a company identity provider. See company sign-in. |
| Provisioning | Managing users or assignments between a company directory and Solarius. |
| Audit record | A record of an administrative action or event. See audit logs. |
| DPA | A data-processing agreement covering the applicable processing relationship. |
| Retention | The lifecycle governing how long a data category is held. |
| Residency | The location of storage or processing for an identified data category. |
| Offboarding | Handover and access removal when a colleague leaves. See offboarding. |