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SECURITY & GOVERNANCE

Connected intelligence.
Control stays with you.

Scoped access. Explicit approval. A traceable action.

A workflow connects business tasks through a visible approval checkpoint

THE APPROVAL BOUNDARY

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Access has a purpose.

Read approved fieldsScoped
Find the next stepAllowed
Send or change a recordAwaiting approval
Human review

You hold the decision.

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BEFORE WE CONNECT

Agree the boundaries.

Access, data, and responsibilities are agreed for your engagement.

Access
  • Read-only access wherever the workflow does not require writing.
  • Least privilege by default: access is scoped to the specific data a workflow needs, not to whole systems.
  • Credentials are created, held and revocable by you. You can withdraw TAG’s access without TAG’s cooperation.
  • Role-based access on TAG’s side, so an individual’s access ends when their involvement does.
Data
  • Your data stays within the environments agreed in advance. Moving it anywhere else is a change that requires your approval.
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest across the platforms TAG operates on.
  • Personal data is minimized: a workflow receives the fields it needs and not the record around them.
  • Retention and deletion are agreed per engagement, in writing, including what happens at the end of one.
AI boundaries
  • No uncontrolled uploads to public models. The providers in scope are named, and changing one is a documented decision.
  • Model and provider boundaries are explicit: which model sees which data, for which task, under which terms.
  • Deterministic logic is preferred wherever it is sufficient. A model is used when judgment is genuinely required, not by default.
  • Prompt content is treated as data, never as instructions from a trusted source.
Evidence and oversight
  • Source lineage: every figure traces back to the system and record it came from.
  • Audit logging of what the layer read, recommended, and did.
  • Incident handling with a named contact and an agreed notification path.
  • Measurement after the fact, so a claimed outcome can be checked rather than believed.

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