Approval gates
Every action is classified before it is switched on. Anything irreversible waits for a named person. Nothing is sent to your clients under an unapproved template.
Security and trust
Before a system touches your operational data, someone in IT or security has to sign it off. This page and the documentation pack behind it are written for that reviewer: what is enforced, where the data sits, who can reach it, and what is still planned, so the review can finish without a second call.
01Controls
Every action is classified before it is switched on. Anything irreversible waits for a named person. Nothing is sent to your clients under an unapproved template.
A proposal carries the data it was built from: timestamps, contract clauses, rates, the documents that were read. A reviewer can reconstruct any decision.
What was read, what was proposed, who approved it and what was written back. Exportable, and retained for the period your contract sets.
Scoped per client desk and per operation. An agent working one client's queue cannot read another's.
We ask for the narrowest scope that lets a module work, and the scope is recorded alongside the integration.
Your operational data is not used to train shared models. It is processed to run your operation and for nothing else.
02 Data handling
03 Documentation pack
Ask once and you receive the whole set. We would rather your reviewer read it early than discover a gap late.
Request the pack at [email protected], or tick it in the enquiry form below.
04Certifications and standards
Applies now
Planned
05Enquiry
If your security team has a questionnaire, send it with the enquiry and we will return it completed rather than scheduling a call to discuss it.
Your systems. Your constraints.
A clear starting point.