Security is a boundary, not a badge.
The public website, customer application, protected builder, API, realtime voice service, and staging environment are deliberately separated.
Commercial legal, corporate, payment, and support details remain draft placeholders until the operating company and professional review are complete.
Identity and access
The finished service will enforce authenticated identity, customer tenant, role, entitlement, and capability checks on the server. A hidden button or a friendly assistant response will never substitute for authorization.
Customer isolation
Each company is designed to operate in a distinct tenant context. Cross-customer reads and writes must fail closed and be covered by acceptance tests before release.
Sensitive actions
Payments, accounting writes, external messages, purchases, destructive actions, and permission changes require explicit governed paths, confirmation where appropriate, and durable receipts.
Release discipline
Staging uses isolated data and secrets. Production releases require versioned artifacts, health checks, security headers, acceptance evidence, and a tested rollback pointer.