A full map of who really controls your business — in 15 minutes, without access to passwords or code.
As a company grows, you lose sight of who actually controls the domain, GitHub, Google Workspace. This happens to most growing companies — not because someone made a mistake, but because control simply doesn't keep up with growth. If that person leaves, falls out with a partner, or just becomes unreachable, the business can stall in the first hours, not months.
We don't ask for superadmin access and we don't store passwords. Read-only — you choose: give a view-only token, or just send a screenshot. We help you see if control is slipping to someone else — we don't take it from you.
Start with one system — 2 minutes, no commitment.
How it works
Connect directly or simply upload a screenshot — your choice.
We build a control map: who actually holds the keys to your domain, repos, and company accounts.
You get a report with a fix checklist, written in plain language.
Sample report
Here's what you actually receive — the sample below is a real Nexum report, not a mockup.
Nexum Digital Control Audit
Company: ExampleCo
Access Control Status
5 places found where an access-control process has not been set up yet. 1 needs attention within the next 7 days. 4 can be closed within 30 days. None of this reflects a mistake by anyone — it reflects processes that have not been set up yet.
Top Risks
1. Single Person Controls DNS
Severity: Critical
Why it matters: If this person is unavailable or in conflict with the company, website, email routing, and app availability may be affected.
Recommended task: Add a second trusted admin with limited but sufficient DNS recovery authority.
Trust & security
Nexum doesn't ask to become your superadmin. Instead, we review your setup together over a screenshare — not through granted access. We collect only non-secret metadata, inspect the roles and ownership settings already inside your own systems, and turn that into concrete recommendations for what to change. By default, we do not store raw passwords, API keys, seed phrases, or production secrets.
Currently supported
GitHub
Live connection + screenshot
Cloudflare DNS
Live connection + screenshot
Google Workspace
Screenshot only, for now
Where this is headed
Today, Nexum runs a one-time check of a single system. What we're building toward: a combined control map across multiple systems at once, tracking changes over time (not just a one-off snapshot), ready-to-use remediation tasks and runbooks for fixing what we find, and more integrations beyond GitHub, Cloudflare, and Google Workspace.