What touches your stack. What never does.
The engagement, step by step — including the parts you can check yourself.
- Connect, read-only. You grant read-only API credentials to the systems in scope — CRM, billing, marketing, warehouse. HubSpot is built today; further connectors are added per engagement, not promised up front. Credentials are scoped to the engagement, vaulted, and revocable by you at any time.
- One engagement, one box. Your data lands on an isolated machine provisioned for your engagement alone. No shared infrastructure, no multi-tenant database, no other client on the box.
- Reconcile. We check what your systems say against each other — record counts, sums, identities across tools. Ambiguous identity matches are quarantined for human review, never silently merged. The finding is where your stack disagrees with itself, and by how much.
- Seal. Every result ships as a sealed report: change one field and the seal breaks. Verification runs in your browser — you don't take our word for it. The demo on the front page is the same mechanism, on synthetic data.
- You approve. Then changes happen. Fixes are rehearsed in a sandbox copy and reconciled before anything is applied. Nothing writes to a production system until your designated approver signs off on the specific change. You apply approved changes yourself, or we do — the approval is always yours.
- The box dies. The proofs don't. At engagement end, the data box and its backups are destroyed. The sealed reports survive — portable, machine-verifiable, yours. Erasure requests during the engagement are honored, with an append-only audit trail.
What never happens
- No production writes without your approver's sign-off on the specific change.
- No shared machines — one engagement, one box, destroyed at close.
- No claims we can't seal. If a number matters, it ships in a report whose seal you can check.
- No cookies, no trackers, no analytics — on this site or in the reports.
- All demo data on this site is synthetic and labeled as synthetic.
Start with your tool list
Names are enough — billing, marketing, product analytics, warehouse, whatever you argue about in meetings.
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