TRUST / PRIVACY / CONFIDENTIALITY

Trust must be visible in the product, not hidden in a disclaimer.

The controlled pilot is designed around minimisation, separated workspaces, role-based access, reviewable outputs and a real-data gate. These are design commitments, not a claim of perfect security or completed certification.

TRUST / BY DESIGN
LIMIT DATA.CONTROL ACCESS.No claim of perfect security
THE PROBLEM

Business documents carry more than deadlines.

They may contain personal data, confidential commercial information and facts belonging to third parties. A pilot label does not remove privacy, confidentiality or professional obligations.

THE AIMAN RESPONSE

Limit data, access, purpose and execution.

Aiman’s pilot design starts with allowlisted documents, tenant separation, named roles, controlled retention, no training on participant documents and human/professional review for material outputs.

01

Minimise

Collect only the documents and fields required for the agreed pilot workflow.

02

Separate

Use distinct participant workspaces and server-side authorisation boundaries.

03

Review

Keep material outputs in draft, confirmed or professional-review-required states.

04

Delete

Define export, deletion and backup-expiry handling before real-data onboarding.

What you see

Privacy principles

Pilot limitations

Participant rights route

High-level control families

What remains protected

Security configuration

Vendor credentials

Detection thresholds

Incident evidence and logs

Trust must be visible in the product, not hidden in a disclaimer.

The controlled pilot is designed around minimisation, separated workspaces, role-based access, reviewable outputs and a real-data gate. These are design commitments, not a claim of perfect security or completed certification.