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Privacy & Data Handling

Your accounts and data stay yours. We run the infrastructure.

Your systems connect to accounts you own and run on our secure infrastructure. You never touch a dashboard, a server, or a credential. You see the outcome, and nothing else. This page explains how that works and how your data is handled.

Your accounts

Every system we build connects to accounts your business already owns. We build and host the automation around those accounts on our own infrastructure, but the accounts themselves — and the data inside them — stay with you. Ownership never transfers to us.

Access and credentials

We never hold your passwords. During onboarding you issue scoped access keys, each limited to exactly what a given system needs. You grant the access, you decide what it covers, and you can revoke any key at any time. Your credentials remain yours to grant and to withdraw.

Isolation and encryption

Your environment is kept separate from every other account we work with. Access keys are stored in an encrypted vault rather than in plain text, are never shared, and are protected by two-factor authentication throughout.

Your environment and every other engagement are kept in separate enclosures with no connection between them. Two separate boundaries sit side by side, divided by a line neither one crosses. Each holds its own encrypted vault and its own scoped keys. Nothing is shared between them. No shared access Your environment Encrypted vault Keys scoped to you Another engagement Encrypted vault Keys scoped to them Your environment and every other engagement are kept in separate enclosures with no connection between them. Two separate boundaries, divided by a line neither one crosses. Each holds its own encrypted vault and its own scoped keys. Nothing is shared between them. Your environment Encrypted vault Keys scoped to you No shared access Another engagement Encrypted vault Keys scoped to them

Your environment stands on its own. No key, no vault, and no data is shared across engagements.

How an engagement works

An engagement begins with an onboarding session in which you issue a handful of scoped keys for the systems your automation will use. It is done once.

We then build your system on our infrastructure and test it in full. Nothing goes live until it has been tested end to end against real conditions.

Once it is running, the system operates quietly in the background. It requires no attention from you once it is in place — no logins, no maintenance, and no day-to-day oversight.

An engagement runs in three stages: onboarding, build and test, then quiet operation. Your part is the first stage only, a single onboarding session. The build, the testing, and the running of the system afterward are ours. Your part Ours Onboarding Done once Build and test On our infrastructure Quiet operation No logins, no upkeep An engagement runs in three stages: onboarding, build and test, then quiet operation. Your part is the first stage only, a single onboarding session. The build, the testing, and the running of the system afterward are ours. Your part Onboarding Done once Ours Build and test On our infrastructure Quiet operation No logins, no upkeep

Your involvement is the first stage only. Everything after it runs on our side.

Revoking access

Every access you grant can be revoked at any time. The keys you issue stay under your control, and everything we hold is documented and scoped to the systems we operate for you. When you withdraw a key, our connection to that account ends.

Confidentiality and data processing

Each engagement is governed by a mutual confidentiality and data-processing agreement that sets out what we may access, how we handle your data, and the obligations on both sides.

We build the systems, host them, and remain responsible for how they run. Control over your accounts and data stays with you.