Technology
Built for institutional use, with clear boundaries and verifiable behaviour.
This platform is designed as a capital intelligence and classification layer, not a black-box accounting system. The architecture favours transparency, composability, and operational control so enterprise users can understand where data lives, how it is secured, and what the system does and does not enforce.
Explicit region selection
Tenants choose their hosting region at onboarding. Data residency is deterministic and inspectable at the tenant level.
No silent data movement
Tenant data is not replicated across regions or environments without configuration and intent.
Clear data ownership
Clients retain ownership of their data. The platform does not repurpose or monetise tenant data.
Enterprise authentication
OIDC and SAML 2.0 support enterprise federation and controlled onboarding.
Tenant-scoped identity model
Users remain represented in the platform database so authorisation can remain consistent even if the identity provider is unavailable.
Fine-grained authorisation
Access control is applied at project and object level. Authorisation is portable and not locked to one vendor model.
Stateless application layer
Application services are horizontally scalable and replaceable without data loss.
Point-in-time recovery and AZ separation
Recovery and replica design support resilience against severe operational incidents.
Encryption and least privilege
Data is encrypted at rest and in transit, and internal services operate with scoped credentials and minimal permissions.
API-first design
Core platform functions can be integrated with ERP, warehousing, reporting, and regulatory stacks through documented interfaces.
Composable, not prescriptive
The architecture is modular so clients can plug in valid data sources and preserve downstream workflows.
Client-hosted data and key ownership
For regulated clients with heightened custody requirements, Enverium supports an external data plane model in which data and cryptographic material remain under client control while Enverium operates a constrained application layer.
Customer owns the database and defines the hosting security perimeter.
Customer owns encryption keys through client-managed key management controls.
Private connectivity and no public database exposure are supported.
Logging and auditability can remain anchored in the client environment.
This profile reflects the institutional implementation of the product and its enterprise control model.
Security Stance Summary
Review the control environment, governance, and security posture used for enterprise evaluation.
Security Stance Summary