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Security and trust

Privacy is the product, not a policy.

Every sharing decision runs through one server-side authorization layer and one reporting threshold, on every read, on every surface. This page shows the mechanism working.

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Try it yourself.

Flip Larkfield Dynamics's sharing level and watch what they would see change. It runs Co-Signal's own redaction rules on sample data, in your browser, with no network call.

Your CRM

Customers and prospects, overlapping with Larkfield

  • Fernhollowfernhollow.com
    Type
    Customer
    Open opps
    3
    Value
    $42,000
  • Northgate Analyticsnorthgateanalytics.com
    Type
    Customer
    Open opps
    1
    Value
    $18,000
  • Meridian Loopmeridianloop.com
    Type
    Prospect
    Open opps
    2
    Value
    $26,500
  • Briarcliff Systemsbriarcliffsystems.com
    Type
    Prospect
    Open opps
    0
    Value
    $0

What Larkfield Dynamics sees

Counts only

Fewer than 5

Suppressed, below the k-anonymity reporting threshold.

Audit log. Larkfield Dynamics set to Counts only when the partnership opened.

  • Under 5

    Counts below 5 are never shown as a number, so no single account can be inferred.

  • Counts first

    Every new partnership starts at counts only. Nothing is visible until you open it up.

  • One layer

    The web app, Slack, the agent, the MCP server and CRM writeback all ask the same layer.

  • Every change

    Loosening or tightening a partner's access, or the fields you share, is written to an audit log.

Sample data. Every name is fictional.

One authorization layer. Every surface.

The web app, Slack, the AI agent, the MCP server and CRM writeback all ask the same layer what a partner may see. Every sharing change is written to an audit log, shaped like the specimen below.

  • Web app
  • Slack
  • AI agent
  • MCP server
  • CRM writebackSalesforceHubSpot
Authorization layerOne check, every read
What the partner sees

Sample data. Every name is fictional.

Every sharing rule is checked on the server, on every read.

What we actually do.

  • 01

    Encrypted CRM tokens

    Every connected Salesforce or HubSpot token is encrypted at rest and never stored in plain text.

  • 02

    Server-side enforcement, every time

    The same layer decides what a partner sees, whichever surface is asking.

  • 03

    An audit log of sharing changes

    Every time a company loosens or tightens a partner's access, or changes the fields it shares, the change is logged.

  • 04

    Conservative defaults

    Every new partnership starts at counts only. Nothing is visible to a partner until you open it up.

Find out what you share.

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