Factory AI you can trust.
The rest of the site makes the promise. This page is the specifics: what is separated, who sees what, and how it is protected.
One system, protected at every layer.
How the pieces fit, and where the controls sit.
Illustrative map. Every control on it is described on this page.
Private by design.
Access starts with your approval: you approve each connection before it reads, and a person approves each message before it is sent.
Each customer separate, its own data, never mixed.
One brain, many views.
The whole company runs on one brain, but nobody sees the whole brain. Each person sees exactly the slice you give them.
Change someone's role and their view changes with it. Remove them and their access ends.
How it is protected day to day
Encrypted in transit
Data moves between your systems and IndusCore AI over encrypted connections.
Access that ends
When someone leaves or changes roles, their access is cut off centrally, right away.
Approvals on the record
Every approval and every send is logged, so you can always see who decided what, and when.
Tracked at every level
How your own team touches the data and how outside parties interact with it is all on the record. You see it, and you control what flows into the AI.
The road to SOC 2
Our security program is built on the SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria.
- Oracle CloudSOC 2 Type 2Attested
- VercelSOC 2 Type 2Attested
- IndusCore AIFirst independent reportPreparing
The infrastructure under us, Oracle Cloud and Vercel, already holds SOC 2 Type 2 attestations. Ours is in preparation.
What IndusCore AI never does
No. Each department sees its own work. Cross-department visibility exists only for the people you give it to, like the owner or a general manager.
Yes. Many factories start with one department watching its own orders, then widen access as trust grows.
It means the practices on this page are being formalized and independently audited. We will publish the report when it is done, and nothing before.
The interface is served from Vercel. The engine and the database run on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Both providers hold SOC 2 Type 2 attestations, and storage is encrypted at rest by default.
No. It reads. Write-back exists only if you ask for it, and nothing is written without your approval.
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