Login possible from anywhere
Anyone with the password can open the account from any network.
IP Restriction
Clinic access with IP restriction: limit access to your own network.
Limit account access to networks you allow. Block unauthorized logins from outside the clinic.
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Clinic network212.45.xx.xx
Allowed🌐
Branch · Kadıköy78.180.xx.xx
Allowed⛔
Unknown networkAccess attempt
BlockedSecurity in your hands
Logins only from networks you trust.
Define allowed IP addresses so the account opens only from those networks. Login attempts from outside are blocked.
Familiar problems
Where is your account being accessed from?
As the number of users grows, knowing where logins come from becomes a basic requirement of security.
Risk from departing staff
A user who has left the job may technically still have access.
Attempts go unnoticed
Unauthorized login attempts don’t catch anyone’s attention.
What changes
Before and after.
The same team works; logins come only from networks you allow.
Today
Logins open from any network
The only control is the password.
With Clineo
Allowed network list — You define the IP addresses you allow; the account opens only from those networks.
Today
Access stays broad
No layer narrows the risk.
With Clineo
Enterprise control — In a multi-user setup you manage access from one place, adding or removing networks.
Today
Attempts aren’t visible
No news of what’s happening.
With Clineo
Blocked logins are visible — Blocked attempts are logged; you notice and follow up.
Why Clineo
Secure your access.
IP restriction works together with role-based permissions.
Network boundary
Open logins only to allowed IP addresses.
Enterprise control
Manage access in a multi-user setup.
Easy management
Edit allowed networks from one place.
Attempts visible
Notice blocked login attempts.
Compliance support
Strengthen your data security policy.
Flexible updates
Add or remove a network, effective immediately.
How it works
Restriction in four steps.
IP restriction works together with role-based permissions.
Specify networks
Enter the allowed IP addresses.
Turn on the rule
Enable the restriction.
Logins are filtered
It opens only from an allowed network.
Monitor
Track attempts.
Note: IP restriction is an enterprise security feature; it suits network setups with a static IP.
Works together with
Which modules does it connect with?
IP restriction is a network layer added on top of the permission model.
Security
see the role, permission and encryption side
Role and permission management in clinics
set who can do what separately
API Access
limit integration access too
KVKK compliance in clinics
review your technical measures
Dedicated Account Manager
define the setup scope together
AI assistant
Neo follows the same rules.
Access rules apply to Neo too. If the login didn’t come from an allowed network, Neo doesn’t show the data either; the rule is defined in one place.
Clear limits: Neo doesn’t make clinical decisions and doesn’t show data you’re not authorized to see. Permission rules apply to Neo exactly the same way. Take a closer look at Neo.
Where to start
What’s the first step?
There’s one critical step before setup: add your own network to the allowed list. Skip it and you cut off your own access. After defining the clinic network and any branch addresses, you enable the restriction. If staff work from home, plan their networks from the start too.
FAQ
IP Restriction FAQ
If your answer isn’t here, you can ask us directly in the demo call.
Ask in the demoWhich plan includes this feature?
IP Restriction is exclusive to the Clineo Enterprise plan and is offered for enterprise security needs.
Can I use it without a static IP?
This feature suits network setups with a static IP. If you use a changing IP, the restriction may cut off your access unexpectedly.
Is it hard to add a new network?
No. You edit allowed networks from one place; additions and removals take effect immediately.
I have staff who work from home — what should I do?
You add the addresses of the networks they work from to the allowed list. For users without a fixed address, the restriction needs careful planning.
How many addresses can I define?
As many networks as you need. As branches grow, you just add to the list.
What happens if I lock myself out?
That’s why you need to add your own network to the list before enabling the restriction. We check this step together during setup.
Ready when you are
Secure your access.
Let’s plan a short walkthrough for your specialty so you can see this feature in your own clinic workflow.