Scope the data
Before connecting systems, identify the records involved, their sensitivity, who owns them and where each platform stores them. Do not assume every provider has the same hosting or retention terms.
SECURITY & DATA
Security belongs in the architecture.
Access, data location, approvals and exception handling are designed into each system. Formal commitments remain subject to the governing agreement.
OPERATING STANDARDScope, evidence and accountable decisions
Choose access deliberately
Use role-appropriate access and identify who may grant, review and revoke it. Keep credentials out of public content and ordinary project messages.
Control consequential actions
Define which actions can run automatically and which require approval. Plan how duplicate events, failed steps and uncertain outcomes will be detected and reconciled.
Test and hand over
Agree on acceptance checks, recovery steps and the person responsible for exceptions. Validate the actual project configuration; a general design principle is not proof that a control is installed.
Confirm the controls for your specific project.
This is our implementation approach, not a security certification or a data-processing agreement. Hosting location, subprocessors, retention, backup, incident response and any service commitments need to be confirmed for the selected platforms and governing agreement. For this website, read the privacy policy; do not submit passwords or confidential client data through an initial enquiry.
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