Organization and Workspace isolation
Tenant context is enforced in application transactions and forced PostgreSQL row-level security on tenant records. Workspaces do not create cross-organization access.
Security at the foundation
Trust is a system, not a badge.
Veltera’s architecture is designed to keep organization boundaries, permissions, accountability, and human review active throughout the platform.
Role-based and assignment-aware access
Permissions combine with program, location, staff, and explicit client assignment rules. Administrative overrides remain explicit and auditable.
Audit and record integrity
Security-relevant actions are logged. Approved documentation locks and future changes use amendments that preserve the original record.
Encryption architecture
TLS is required in deployment; protected contact fields use application encryption; secrets and uploaded objects are designed for managed encrypted services.
Secure authentication
The foundation supports secure password authentication, optional MFA, session controls, and modular enterprise identity-provider preparation.
Permission-aware AI
AI can reference only authorized organization data and cannot sign, submit, approve, or make professional decisions.
Backup and recovery planning
The MVP objective is daily automated backups, RPO under 24 hours, and RTO under 8 hours, subject to deployment validation and recovery rehearsals.
Enterprise preparation
SSO, policy management, location hierarchy, audit exports, device preparation, monitoring hooks, and scalable infrastructure contracts are modular foundations.
Clear about readiness
Security claims should be earned and verified.
Veltera does not claim independent certification, completed penetration testing, HIPAA compliance, general availability, or production approval. Those conclusions depend on the final deployed environment, contracts, policies, operational evidence, and external review.
Technical reviewConfiguration, isolation, encryption, logging, dependencies, and infrastructure.
Privacy and legal reviewData roles, notices, agreements, retention, subprocessors, and jurisdiction.
Accessibility reviewWCAG 2.2 AA testing across public and authenticated experiences.
Operational reviewMonitoring, incident response, backups, restores, support, and continuity.
Current status: final production deployment remains subject to technical, security, legal, privacy, accessibility, and operational reviews. Organizations that may be Covered Entities or Business Associates require appropriate configuration, agreements, governance, and deployment approval.
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