Deny-by-default permissions
API actions are explicitly mapped to roles rather than inferred from page names or client behaviour.
SECURITY CENTRE
Control every document, identity and business boundary.
Aperture Flow is designed around least-privilege access, business-unit isolation, authenticated audit history and controlled document processing on Microsoft Azure.
AFSECURE
Identity
Documents
Audit
Business units
SECURITY BY DESIGN
Practical controls across the document lifecycle.
Security claims are limited to product capabilities and deployment design. Formal certifications are not claimed unless independently achieved.
Business-unit isolation
Document access is restricted by assigned company, division, dealership or operational unit.
Authenticated audit identity
History records derive the acting identity from the signed-in session, not browser-supplied names.
Controlled document states
Approved and exported records can be locked while genuine validation work remains editable.
File validation
Uploads are checked against expected file signatures and processing constraints before extraction.
Complete processing history
Capture, edits, decisions, approvals, exports and operational exceptions remain traceable.
DEPLOYMENT ARCHITECTURE
Azure-hosted and integration ready.
IdentityAuthenticated users and roles
→Aperture FlowDocument operations platform
→Azure AIClassification and extraction
→Business systemsERP, API, RPA and analytics
BUYER QUESTIONS
Clear answers for security and procurement teams.
Where is Aperture Flow hosted?
The current deployment is hosted using Microsoft Azure App Service, with deployment architecture adapted to the customer's agreed environment and requirements.
Does Aperture Flow separate business units?
Yes. Users can be restricted to assigned business units and only access documents belonging to those authorised areas.
Is every edit auditable?
The platform records material document actions, edits, decisions and exports using the authenticated user identity.
Does the website claim ISO 27001 or SOC 2 certification?
No. Aperture Flow does not present formal certification claims unless those certifications have actually been obtained and can be evidenced.