Everyone with their own account and rights
The content team, IT and management work in the same panel. There is no limit on users, and each person gets just the rights they need.

Three roles, clear boundaries
Admins reach all settings, users and the audit log. Editors work with content, folders and programs. Viewers can see the panel but cannot change anything.
There is no fee per user. Instead of a shared account, give everyone their own, which also makes the audit log meaningful.
- Admin, editor and viewer roles
- Unlimited users
- Login attempt limit
- No default admin password
- Passwords stored as scrypt hashes
How to add a user
- Sign in with an admin account and open the users section under settings.
- Add a new user and choose their role: admin, editor or viewer.
- Match the role to the job; for a content team, editor is usually enough.
- Remember to remove the account of anyone who leaves the team.
Security from the first install
MIA does not come with a default admin password. On a Linux server installation, the first admin account is created with a one-time setup key generated during installation. So a well-known login such as "admin/admin" never exists.
Passwords are not stored as plain text but as scrypt hashes. Repeated failed logins run into the login attempt limit.
Good to know
The panel interface is in Turkish only today. Single sign-on with a corporate directory (SSO or LDAP) is not ready today and can be built for your installation. Managing several organisations or a reseller structure from one panel can be planned on request in the same way.
A suggested setup
Make one or two people from IT admins, the content team editors, and departments that only follow the screens viewers. Keeping the number of admins small improves security and keeps the audit log simple.
Related features
Audit log
The user and IP address behind every change.
Self-hosted installation
Accounts and passwords stay on your own server.
System status and disk guard
Server health in plain view for admins.
No fee per user
The license is based on screen count and duration, and users are unlimited. Start with a trial license.