Permission follows the deal
Tenant, user, deal, and external-party boundaries determine what can be read, proposed, and disclosed.
Security and governance
Arvya handles deal-sensitive execution with permissioned access, visible evidence, accountable approval, explicit deployment policy, and a receipt for every completed write.
Review your requirementsTenant, user, deal, and external-party boundaries determine what can be read, proposed, and disclosed.
External sends, calendar changes, CRM and tracker writes, and document permissions stay visible to an accountable person.
The source, proposal, approver, destination, result, and read-back status remain connected in the audit trail.
Managed and customer-tenant deployment options are scoped around the firm’s systems, region, identity, retention, and model requirements.
The action contract
A successful API call is not proof that a sensitive action landed correctly. Arvya keeps the whole chain visible.
Source evidence is attached
Old and proposed state are shown
The accountable person approves
Arvya writes to the permitted destination
The destination is read back and the result recorded
Plain-English security review
The deployment agreement defines the environment and region. Enterprise deployments can run in the customer’s Azure tenant; managed pilots use an isolated Arvya environment in the agreed region.
Only the sources and scopes approved for the deployment. Microsoft access uses scoped identities and permissions rather than an implied right to the whole tenant.
Customer data is not used to train or improve foundation models. Model providers and processing paths are documented for the engagement.
Arvya surfaces the conflict and holds the proposed state for review. Weak evidence is not silently promoted into a firm fact.
Consequential external or irreversible actions are approval-gated. Low-risk internal automation can be enabled only within the firm’s explicit policy.
Access is evaluated against tenant, deal, user, and group boundaries so a broader firm role does not automatically grant access to every transaction.
Certification and control status should be confirmed in current diligence materials. This page describes product principles and deployment options, not an unconditional certification claim.
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