Which plant-floor terminals are used by multiple shifts?
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Manufacturing · Industry use case · MFA & Shared Workstations
Identify the Operator on a Shared Plant-Floor Terminal
Human verification strengthens accountability where devices belong to the operation, not to one employee.
URGENT PROBLEM
What opens the conversation
Shared endpoints and sometimes shared credentials make it difficult to identify who performed an action.
Help the customer recognize the need.
Can activity be tied to one operator?
Would a personal-device prompt disrupt the workflow?
Which capabilities fit—and why
Multidimensional MFA
Verifies the operator through human interaction.
Adaptive access
Recognizes expected location, device and shift context.
RBAC
Limits operators, supervisors and maintenance users to relevant systems.
Activity evidence
Improves accountability across shifts.
A practical first-use-case path
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Map terminal and shift workflows
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Define operator and supervisor roles
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Apply device-independent verification
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Review unusual access and actions
EXPECTED BUSINESS OUTCOME
What the customer should gain
Stronger individual accountability without requiring a dedicated device for every operator.
This industry use case is based on a common business need. It is not presented as a completed customer engagement or performance guarantee.