Public application boundary
The access application collects qualification information only. It does not request advertising passwords, API secrets, private keys, payment credentials, consumer lists, or regulated customer data.
Provider-authorized connections
If an organization is accepted, supported providers are connected through their approved authorization mechanisms where available. Requested scopes, business assets, permitted actions, and operator responsibilities are reviewed before activation. Credentials should not be sent by email or pasted into public forms.
Bounded autonomy
- Account and tenant allowlists define where actions may occur.
- Budget envelopes cap deployable spend.
- Material changes can require human approval.
- Tracking and destination failures can stop or escalate activity.
- Actions and approvals are designed to remain auditable.
The exact controls available depend on the provider and signed engagement scope.
Data minimization
The operating objective should use the minimum fields needed to distinguish outcomes such as qualified, accepted, won, collected, retained, canceled, or refunded. Sensitive categories and direct identifiers are excluded unless they are necessary, lawful, and expressly covered by the implementation plan.
Responsible disclosure
Report a suspected security issue privately to [email protected]. Do not access, retain, alter, or disclose data that is not yours. Include the affected page, observed behavior, and safe reproduction details.