Login means signing in to the protected app area of Central Command. The public website remains reachable and indexable without a login. Only backend functions — dashboard, settings, sync overview, assignments — require authenticated users.
Technically, the login relies on JWT sessions. Additionally, Basic Auth can apply at the reverse-proxy level. This layering protects business data without putting the marketing pages, FAQ, and glossary behind a password. API keys for Lexware, Clockify, and Timebutler live server-side and do not belong in the browser.
In everyday use, login means a clear separation of public orientation and operational work. Roles and permissions determine who sees what. Anyone using Central Command productively starts at the login and works in the backend — while centralcommand.de continues to explain the product and terminology publicly.
