Your Ackaia ID is the identity used to authenticate with participating Ackaia Corp. services. Being able to sign in to Ackaia ID, however, does not automatically mean that every Ackaia product or feature is available to your account.
Ackaia ID provides the shared account and authentication layer used across the Ackaia ecosystem.
Participating services can use it to establish:
which Ackaia account is signing in;
whether the current authentication session is valid;
account and security state relevant to access;
applicable product or subscription entitlements;
authorization context needed by the service.
After your identity is established, the product still decides whether the account can use that service or a particular feature.
Access can depend on factors such as:
whether the product is currently available to your account;
your subscription or entitlement;
organization or workspace membership;
your permissions or role;
the security state of your account;
regional or legal availability;
product-specific restrictions or enforcement.
Ackaia ID provides identity, authentication, and the account boundary.
Ackaia One provides applicable consumer subscription and entitlement state.
CipherDrive™ provides the encrypted-drive service and maintains its product-specific data and security model.
For CipherDrive, Ackaia ID can provide account and entitlement information required to authenticate the user, associate the encrypted vault with the correct account, and enforce applicable security controls.
This does not mean that Ackaia ID becomes the holder of the plaintext CipherDrive file keys or master key.
The account does not have the required entitlement.
The subscription is inactive or does not include the requested feature.
The account is not a member of the required organization or workspace.
Your role does not include the requested permission.
The product requires an additional security check.
The account or product is restricted.
The requested service is not available in the current context.
Using one Ackaia ID does not place all data from every Ackaia product into one shared account record.
Files, storage objects, product preferences, organization data, product-specific permissions, cryptographic material, and other service-specific records remain subject to the architecture and policies of the product that created or stores them.
Revoking a connected application, losing a product entitlement, leaving an organization, cancelling a subscription, suspending an account, and deleting product data are different actions.
If you need to perform one of these actions, follow the controls and Help Center instructions for that specific operation rather than assuming that one account-level change performs all of them.
One Ackaia ID provides one identity across participating services. It does not provide one unrestricted permission set across the entire Ackaia ecosystem.