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Security and trust

Every boundary stays visible.

SIRA and SEIL separate private working memory, reviewed cross-boundary records, human authority, provider authorization, and verified outcomes. A convenient interface never collapses those controls into one success flag.

Private records stay private

Buyer Passport, Company Stack, Private Product Passport, hidden budgets, seller limits, and unpublished constraints never share a browser payload, cache, notification, or analytics event.

Publisher is not verifier

Published by vendor, Compiled by Seilnsara, and External not claimed state who stands behind a package. Publisher authority never implies every claim was independently verified or remains fresh.

Consent is scoped

Mutual contact consent reveals only the displayed identity, fields, purpose, and expiry. It does not approve a plan, amount, payment, purchase, or execution.

Independent controls

Recommendation, approval, external action, and outcome are different facts.

  1. 01
    Select a plan

    The exact Decision version and plan hash are locked.

  2. 02
    Approve authority

    Policy and budget roles review the exact terms they control.

  3. 03
    Open the approved handoff

    An authorized user sees the recipient, amount, currency, reference, and expiry before leaving SIRA.

  4. 04
    Record the outcome

    An opened link is not proof of payment, deployment, or a successful outcome.

External action boundary

SIRA never invents success outside its authority.

Handoff openedRecord only that the approved destination was opened; wait for separate outcome evidence.
Outcome unknownDo not infer payment or delivery from navigation, retries, or browser state.
Evidence receivedKeep the external result, company-stack change, and measured outcome separate.

Credential isolation

Payment credentials stay outside SIRA.

They do not enter product models, browser payloads, persistence, logs, traces, Redis, workflow histories, analytics, or safe errors. The browser receives only an approved external destination and records that it was opened.

Role-filtered projections

Unauthorized data is absent, not blurred.

Tenant, role, purpose, and object scope filter every fact, count, task, route, action, notification, and audit view before it reaches the browser. A selected organization or workspace never grants authority.

Read the privacy implementation notice