Per-endpoint IP rate limits across the public surface: sign-in attempts, approvals, colour picks, password setting, form submission, contract signing, contract reads, invoice payment starts and the billing list endpoints, each with its own budget per minute.
Also called: brute force · someone hammering my link · abuse protection
- 1Each route calls the shared IP limiter with its own key, budget and window
- 2Exceeding it returns a 429 with a plain message
- 3Budgets are sized per action, from a handful of sign-in or approve attempts up to sixty reads
The portal is public by design: the link is the credential and there is no login session to throttle against, so a shared or leaked link could be hammered without limit. Every public endpoint has a request budget. Sign-in gets a tighter one than the rest, because it is the single place where a password can be guessed.
- Unauthenticated endpoints open to automated abuse
- Password guessing on protected links
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