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One page. Eight sections. Every claim cross-referenced to a verifiable source. Built so a F500 vendor-risk reviewer can answer their SIG / VSA / CAIQ questionnaire in one sitting without a back-and-forth email cycle.
Hosted on SOC 2 Type II infrastructure (Vercel + Supabase). Decision Intel’s own product-level SOC 2 Type I audit is targeted for Q4 2026, with the Type II observation window opening immediately after; in-flight controls already mirror Type II.
The procurement-grade Schedule of Sub-Processors a F500 vendor-risk register expects. Each entry names region + service category + what data is touched + compliance posture + verification path. Change-notification SLA is contractual via the DPA.
The 10 questions a F500 vendor-risk reviewer asks first, with verbatim answers + verification paths. The shape mirrors SIG / VSA / CAIQ row-shape so a procurement reviewer copies answers row-for-row instead of paraphrasing.
Every audit log entry is immutable, append-only, and timestamped at write. Entries are queryable via the AdminAuditLog UI inside the customer account and exportable as a single JSON bundle via the account-data export endpoint (Enterprise tier). The retention window starts at the entry write timestamp; expired entries are archived to cold storage for an additional 90 days before permanent deletion. When a customer leaves the platform, the active retention window survives the contract end-date so post-departure regulatory queries can still be answered.
Standard subscription contracts cap each party’s aggregate liability at 12 months of fees paid by Controller in the 12 months immediately before the claim, excluding (a) breach of confidentiality, (b) wilful misconduct, (c) third-party IP indemnities, and (d) sub-processor data-protection failures where Decision Intel is the engaging Processor. Enterprise customers may negotiate a mutual indemnification cap and an uncapped third-party-IP indemnity at signature.
Five contractual commitments governing what happens to Customer content vs. anonymised outcome metadata when an organisation contributes to the Bias Genome cohort signal.
Download the redline-ready DPA + a specimen Decision Provenance Record (hashed, tamper-evident) so your legal team can review the contractual + operational shape before any conversation.
Every Decision Provenance Record carries a single evidentiary-standard fingerprint that binds, in one citable token, the DQI methodology version, the SHA-256 hash of the audited document, the prompt fingerprint, the DQI weight-resolution hash, and the record schema. The fingerprint is deterministic: the same decision audited under the same standard produces the same token, so two DPRs are provably from the same engine state by comparing one string.
For SOC 2 reports under NDA, additional sub-processor questions, custom DPA redlines, or vendor-risk-register pre-fill requests.
src/lib/constants/trust-copy.ts first and propagates here, to /security, /privacy, and the DPR cover. No drift.