Access model
Rahvion starts with read-only discovery where possible. Any elevated permission is scoped, documented, time-bounded, and approved by the client before use.
Security Architecture
Built for controlled pilots, not uncontrolled automation.
Rahvion AOS is structured around least privilege, approval-gated action, evidence traceability, and clear data boundaries.
Data boundaries
Public forms never request credentials, raw logs, regulated exports, or secrets. Pilot data stays inside approved client systems and agreed storage paths.
Approval gates
Automation can enrich, recommend, and prepare actions. Destructive remediation requires explicit approval unless the client signs a narrower written rule set.
Logging
Evidence collection, workflow decisions, exceptions, approvals, and failed runs are retained with source, timestamp, and owner context.
Rollback
Pilot workflows include a defined fallback path so failed automation returns to a human-owned queue instead of disappearing.
Ownership
The client keeps ownership of accounts, data, systems, and final decisions. Rahvion documents what was connected, changed, and measured.