How we keep every client's data private

For the systems we run, the worst thing that could happen is one client seeing another client's data. So we treat keeping your data private as a hard requirement, not a nice-to-have.

We protect it in layers. Our systems refuse to return data unless the request clearly belongs to you, and the place your data is stored enforces the same rule independently. So even an overlooked check returns nothing.

That means a single mistake is never enough to expose data, and automated tests verify it before every release.