Workspace boundaries
Suppliers, RFQs, quote documents, comparison decisions, and PO drafts are scoped to your authenticated workspace. Every data lookup carries the workspace boundary.
Security and trust
Controls for sensitive supplier pricing and purchasing decisions.
Corven is built around reviewable drafts, source evidence, workspace boundaries, and auditability — not autonomous purchasing.
Access control
Authenticated sessions are signed and expire automatically. Application routes require login, and role checks gate workspace actions. Internal admin views sit behind a separate allowlist.
Human commitment by design
Customer policy defines the automation boundary. Clean, in-policy preparation and supplier selection can run only when an owner enables Autopilot; exceptions require human judgment, and purchase orders are never sent automatically.
Source-aware review
Extracted quote fields carry confidence and source context so reviewers can verify pricing, terms, and exceptions against the original document.
Auditability
Supplier changes, RFQs, quote uploads, reviews, selections, PO approvals, and exports write audit events your team can review.
Responsible AI
Missing information stays flagged and low-confidence fields stay visible — the system never fills gaps with invented values. Autopilot can act only inside customer policy and cannot make an external purchasing commitment.
Environment and secrets hygiene
Server secrets stay server-side: no secret values are exposed to the browser, environment configuration is validated at startup, and quote documents are stored through a private server-side storage layer.
Compliance posture
Honest about where we are.
Corven is an early-stage product and does not yet hold formal certifications. We publish the controls above because they are implemented today, and we are happy to walk security teams through the architecture during evaluation.
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