Clavra

Clavra is a website template for access-security and identity software: just-in-time access, privileged access, identity governance and access reviews.

The home page opens on a working access-request inbox. The first request is flagged in amber: an engineer wants admin access to production from a laptop that signed in minutes ago. The reasons sit beside the buttons and a smaller role is suggested. Approve the smaller role and the permission graph (people, groups, a just-in-time node, systems) draws the new grant with its end time, the counters tick and the audit log writes two signed lines. Deny a request and the graph pulls back. On a phone the graph collapses to the path that matters, with a button for the full view.

White and graphite surfaces, one warning amber, a wide display face for headlines and a mono face for log lines.

Pages

• Home: the live inbox, three risk signals, key numbers, a dark audit-log section, a three-step flow, integrations and a customer quote

• Integrations and a page per connector (CMS), How it works, Customers, and Pricing with a FAQ

• Contact / demo request (form), and a 404: "This page was never granted."

Included: an Integrations CMS, Button and Navigation (phone drawer) components, a shared layout with sticky nav and footer, text styles with tagged headings, and desktop, tablet and phone layouts.

Limitations: the inbox's requests and graph are set in the code component. Company names and figures are invented.

Buying: after checkout you get the remix link instantly, on screen and by email.