Built to be
checked.

The protocols exist and here are the three that are worth your time. For the rest, a security review is a conversation rather than a web page, so send us what your team needs answered.

Independent Audit

Independently audited.

Prescient Assurance LLC examined Vailent’s controls and issued a SOC 2 Type 2 report covering Security and Processing Integrity, for the period April 13, 2026 to July 13, 2026. Type 2 means the controls were tested across that period rather than described on a single day. The report is confidential and shared under NDA. Send your security review and we will take it from there.

How It Is Built

Three things worth saying.

Not a full control list, on purpose. These are the three a reviewer cannot assume from any vendor, so they are the three worth reading here.

01
Platform

Tenant isolation is enforced at the database

Not only in application code. Every query runs inside a session scoped to one tenant with row-level security applied, so a bug in a feature cannot reach across the boundary that the database itself holds.

02
Platform

The AI cannot write to your records

Queries the assistant generates execute read-only, inside a transaction that cannot write, with a statement timeout, a hard row limit and a keyword blocklist, on a session already scoped to your tenant. The sandbox is the load-bearing control, not the prompt.

03
Pipeline

Full email bodies are not stored

Where Pipeline reads a mailbox, message bodies are deliberately not persisted at sync. It is a documented design decision, made to limit what exists at rest rather than a side effect.

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