Included with ShadowCradle

Single sign-on through Takelan.

An appliance can ask the cloud to sign users in through Takelan SSO. The appliance keeps no SSO secret. Local accounts always stay, so you can still sign in if the link is down.

Keep a recovery copy of your appliance secrets.

A paired appliance can send a best-effort copy of its secrets to Takelan through the cloud. This covers things like its credential key, vault passphrase and API credentials. Each change goes up as a new version. The local copy stays in charge, and backups never wait on it. Airgap and standalone appliances send nothing.

Feature management. Turn features on for the right orgs.

The ShadowCradle cloud reads feature flags from Featurettes. If Featurettes is down, the cloud falls back to local defaults. A shipped feature never turns off because of an outage.

Uptime monitoring for your services.

Healthcheck results can feed the cloud as uptime evidence for service-level reports. This is off by default and you turn it on.

Documents, assets and agreements in one place.

If you choose, your appliance and device inventory can be mirrored into Confidox. The mirror is off by default. The local record is always saved, even when Confidox is off or unreachable.

Accounts, contacts and support tickets.

When connected, a new organization is synced to the Customer Desk as an account and contact. Support tickets can be opened and tracked through the Customer Desk. Syncs wait in a durable queue, so a short outage loses nothing.

A separate Takelan product for sharing your own apps.

Omnigate is a Takelan product that lets you expose your own applications through tunnels. ShadowCradle also integrates with it as a third way to manage an appliance remotely, even when the ShadowCradle cloud is unreachable, with a protection layer separate from the cloud.

Takelan APIs for developers.

API docs live on the Takelan developer site.