System access
Your team approves every system Atlas and Revioli Agents may access: product, billing, CRM, support, documentation, warehouse, exports, and future tools.
Security & trust
Autonomous where authorized. Human-controlled where consequential.
Revioli can understand customer operations and coordinate agents continuously because identity, tenancy, evidence, memory, permissions, policy, approval, and auditability are built into the system—not added after the AI.
REVIEW
READY
READY
Controls mapped
Permissioned by design control set
AES
256
256
Encryption
TLS + AES-256
NO
TRAINING
TRAINING
Cross-customer training
Off by default
Autonomy posture
System accessRequired
Data scopeRequired
Tenant isolationScoped per tenant
Encryption in transitTLS
Encryption at restAES-256
Audit loggingLogged
Least-privilege accessRBAC + MFA
Shared training on your dataOff by default
Data deletion on requestSupported
Current certification status. Revioli does not claim a completed SOC 2 certification today. We can provide the current control set, architecture, data-flow boundaries, agent permissions, roadmap, and review documentation under NDA.
Agent control plane
No agent can expand its operating boundary silently.
Every source, field, transformation, memory artifact, tool, action, and approval path belongs to an explicit tenant policy. Revioli can operate continuously because the boundary is machine-enforced and reviewable.
Hard system boundaries
What Revioli will never do silently.
Autonomy becomes useful only when its non-negotiable boundaries are explicit, enforced, and visible to the customer.
- Revioli never fabricates customer history, evidence, actions, or outcomes.
- Agents never treat unverified or unavailable evidence as fact.
- Brain Engine never reasons outside the tenant evidence and policy boundary.
- New tracking, tools, permissions, and customer-facing actions never activate silently.
- Certification status, controls, incidents, subprocessors, retention, and deletion remain explicit during review.
Controls
The control plane is part of the intelligence system.
Tenant isolation
Each customer’s data is logically isolated, with boundaries enforced at the data and application layers.
Encryption
Data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest with AES-256, including backups where applicable.
Audit logging
Access and key actions are logged with timestamps and actor identity for review.
Agent and human access controls
Role-based access with least-privilege defaults and MFA for internal access.
Data retention
Retention windows for raw inputs and derived artifacts are defined during onboarding.
Deletion on request
You can request deletion of your data and model artifacts. We confirm completion and timelines in writing.
Backups & recovery
Encrypted backups and recovery procedures protect against accidental data loss.
Incident response
A documented incident-response process defines severity, ownership, escalation, and customer notification.
Security review readiness
We support vendor reviews with documentation, questionnaires, and an NDA-backed controls overview.
Data lifecycle
Every operation can show where data, memory, and authority stop.
Every stage is within policy, encrypted, and logged. Your approved data builds your living company model and agent context—not a shared cross-customer intelligence pool by default.
Ingest
over TLS
Isolate
per tenant
Encrypt
AES-256
Reason
within policy
Retain
defined window
Delete
on request
No shared company intelligence by default
Your data builds your model. We do not use it to train shared or cross-customer models unless you explicitly opt in, in writing.
Company intelligence remains tenant-bound
The company model, signal intelligence, customer memory, Brain Engine outputs, agent records, and Atlas mappings remain tied to your tenant and are included in deletion.
For your security team
Need to run vendor review before sending data?
We can support a serious review process with a controls overview, security questionnaire, subprocessor list, incident policy, and architecture summary under NDA.
Controls overview (Permissioned by design)
Security questionnaire (CAIQ-style)
Subprocessor list
Architecture & data-flow summary
Incident-response policy
Review the control plane before Revioli operates.
Define the systems, data, tools, memory, agent scope, and approval policies first. Then deploy Revioli through a rapid working session, private Atlas Agent, or live connections.