Network Access

This page explains how to configure and manage Network Access in Revvy, allowing administrators to restrict platform usage to specific IP ranges for enhanced security.

Overview

Network Access settings enable you to enforce IP restrictions for your Revvy tenant. By defining permitted IP ranges, you can ensure that only users connecting from trusted networks (such as corporate offices or VPNs) can access the system.

This is particularly important for organizations with strict compliance policies or those who want to prevent unauthorized logins from unknown networks.

Adding a Network Access Range

1. Navigate to Network Access in the sidebar.

2. Click Create.

3. Provide the following details:

   • Name → A descriptive label for the rule (e.g., “Corporate VPN”, “Full IP Access”).

   • Start IP Address → The first IP in the allowed range.

   • End IP Address → The last IP in the allowed range.

4. Click Create to save.

Once created, the entry appears in the list with:

• Name

• Start and End IP Address

• Created/Updated timestamps

Viewing Permitted IPs

Clicking on an entry shows the full details:

• Name

• Start and End IP addresses

• Created and Updated timestamps

From this detail view, admins can:

• Edit → Update the IP range or rename the entry.

• Delete → Remove the restriction rule.

Example

A rule named “Full IP Address” with:

• Start: 0.0.0.0

• End: 255.255.255.255

  Allows access from all IP addresses (no restrictions).

Use Cases

• Restrict access to Revvy from corporate office IPs only.

• Allow logins exclusively via a VPN or secure network.

• Temporarily open access to a broader range for external collaborators, then tighten it back down.

Best Practices

• Avoid using unrestricted ranges (0.0.0.0 – 255.255.255.255) in production environments.

• Use descriptive names to make it clear which ranges belong to which offices or regions.

• Regularly review and update ranges when office networks or VPN IPs change.