Trust

Access scoped. Data minimised.

Review the access and data-handling requirements before an engagement begins. Audit access, evidence exports and any portal or administration service each need a clear scope, retention policy and owner.

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Read-only audit access

Audit analysis does not change your configuration. Portal development and supervised administration are separate services with separately agreed permissions and approval requirements.

02

Least-privilege access you grant and revoke

Access is scoped to the platform and engagement: an appropriate Salesforce integration identity, a scoped HubSpot connection, or an AWS read-only role. Agree the permissions, duration and revocation process before access is granted.

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Data minimisation by design

Start with licence assignments, user status and login evidence. If a finding needs record-activity metadata, agree that additional scope explicitly. Document which fields are collected and how evidence exports and operational logs are handled.

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Pass-through portal architecture

A portal can use your CRM as the system of record. Its design must separately define API permissions, caching, logs, backups and retention; revoking API access does not itself delete earlier exports or logs.

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Tenant isolation and audit trail

Each engagement is scoped to its own tenant boundary, and material conclusions carry a trail back to the evidence and source they rest on — which is what makes a finding reviewable rather than merely asserted.

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Independent by structure

No vendor commission, no reseller margin, no referral fee. Nobody on the other side of your negotiation has a commercial relationship with us.

Security one-pager for your procurement team

Request the architecture, access scope, retention terms and sub-processor details relevant to your proposed engagement.

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The audit is read-only.

Trust is the product

Stage 00 is a 30-minute qualifying call at no cost. If the timing or the estate does not justify an engagement, we say so on that call.