Integrations

A deliberate handoff, with submission left to people.

The ActLume design prepares values for a human-controlled handoff to ENISA SRP. Signing in, portal review, and final submission remain with your authorised filer.

ENISA SRP handoff

Prepare in ActLume. Submit in SRP.

Your authorised filer keeps direct control of the official portal and its authentication.

  1. 01

    Prepare

    Assemble and review the report in ActLume.

  2. 02

    Open

    Open ENISA SRP in its own browser tab and sign in with EU Login.

  3. 03

    Copy

    Copy one value at a time, one deliberate click each.

  4. 04

    Review and submit

    Paste or re-enter each value, check the form, and submit.

  5. 05

    Confirm

    Return to ActLume, record the portal result, and keep the evidence.

Where the handoff stops

SRP stays separate from ActLume.

Intended product boundary

  • reviewed values prepared in the case workspace;
  • one-value clipboard assistance after a user gesture;
  • a safe external link to the official portal;
  • recording the result and the evidence.

The portal remains responsible for

  • EU Login credentials, tokens, and MFA;
  • the official form and its current field presentation;
  • the filer’s final review and submission;
  • the authoritative submission result.

Focused by design

A deliberately small connection surface.

The integration design allows external connections only for a defined reporting job, so the eventual security boundary stays small and reviewable.

Purpose

Serves the workflow

Each connection exists for a real reporting job, never for catalogue size.

Boundary

Minimum data

Permissions, fields, tenancy, retries, and failure effects are explicit before anything moves.

What your team needs

A browser-only product policy.

Access

Standard browser

Product policy excludes plugins, local agents, and installed clients.

Devices

Responsive web UI

Desktop and narrow touch layouts require browser verification before customer use.

Network

Standard HTTPS

The design introduces no VPN, special firewall rule, or proprietary protocol requirement.

See the whole path

See where the handoff fits in the reporting workflow.