Tenant-scoped data access
Sensitive database tables use row-level security policies tied to authenticated users and their tenant. High-risk tables also force those policies at the database layer.
Security and data handling
This page describes controls that are represented in SleekSync's current architecture and codebase. It also says where customer responsibility begins and which certifications we do not claim.
Controls you can ask us to explain
We focus on data separation, least-privilege access, payment isolation, and traceable privileged activity.
Sensitive database tables use row-level security policies tied to authenticated users and their tenant. High-risk tables also force those policies at the database layer.
Account access is authenticated, and product permissions are scoped to the user and tenant instead of relying on hidden interface controls alone.
Privileged support workflows are designed around time-bounded, read-only access with recorded approval and audit events for sensitive actions.
SleekSync production web traffic uses HTTPS so data is encrypted while moving between supported browsers and the service.
Subscription payment credentials are submitted through Stripe Checkout. SleekSync uses the resulting billing status and does not need your complete card number.
Public lead and trial surfaces are separated from private records, with server-side validation, rate-limiting support, and insert-only database policies where applicable.
Shared responsibility
The strongest platform controls cannot compensate for excessive permissions, shared credentials, or unnecessary customer data.
Send the affected URL, a clear description, reproduction steps, and your contact information. Do not include customer records, passwords, secret keys, or payment credentials in email.
[email protected]For access, correction, export, or deletion questions, use the privacy channel. End customers should normally begin with the shop that controls their rental relationship.
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