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Security

One business. One boundary.

Carcin gives your business a private workspace. Self-serve workspaces use shared infrastructure, with data, memory, assets, and connected accounts scoped to the signed-in business. Identity is checked on the server. Stored assets are encrypted in transit and at rest.

Account-scoped workspace · Scoped memory and assets · Server-verified identity · Audit log

  1. 01Your request

    A request starts with your signed-in identity.

  2. 02Server-side check

    The server verifies which workspace that identity belongs to.

  3. 03Your workspace

    Compute, data, assets, and memory are scoped to your business.

  4. 04Approved connections

    Only accounts you connect can be reached on your behalf.

Conceptual view of the workspace boundary. Other customers cannot choose or enter your workspace.

A private boundary inside a shared service.

Self-serve plans share compute and storage across customers. Server-checked identity scopes records, asset keys, memory retrieval, and connected credentials to the right business. A separate deployment is an enterprise arrangement, not the default free or paid signup experience.

Controls

What is deployed, stated plainly

No badges. No future tense. These are the controls running today.

Identity decides the boundary

Who you are is asserted by the server, never by the browser. Membership is checked on every request, and the workspace a request reaches is the one that identity belongs to.

Credentials stay scoped

When you connect an account, the credential is stored in a vault and bound to your workspace. Carcin's own keys live in a secrets store, never in code.

Encrypted storage

Everything Carcin stores for you, from site assets to uploaded documents, is encrypted in transit and at rest.

Every action logged

Your workspace keeps an audit log of what Carcin did and when. The record is yours to read.

Memory serves one business

Retrieval is scoped to your workspace. Carcin does not train on your data and does not pool it with anyone else's.

Updates prove themselves

Each release is probed against a live workspace before promotion. A version that cannot prove it answered does not ship.

What is not on this page: compliance certifications, a formal uptime agreement, and region pinning. Carcin does not claim them until they are contracted and deployed. When they are, they will be listed here with a date.

FAQ

Security questions, answered

01Who owns the data in my workspace?
You do. The site, the copy, the assets, the memory Carcin builds about your business. Cancel and take it with you.
02Can another Carcin customer see my data?
No. Self-serve workspaces use shared infrastructure, but Carcin checks identity on the server and scopes records, memory retrieval, stored assets, and connected credentials to the account. A browser cannot select another customer's workspace.
03Does Carcin train on my data?
No. What Carcin learns about your business is used for your business. There is no pooling across customers.
04What happens to my data if I cancel?
Your site stays live through the end of the billing period. Account data is kept for 90 days after that in case you come back, then removed. Everything Carcin made is yours to export first.
05How do updates reach my workspace?
Each release is tested against a live workspace endpoint before it is promoted. If the new version cannot prove it answered, it is not rolled out.

Start in a private workspace.

Add only the context you choose to share. Review proposed work and connect an outside account only when a job needs it.

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