Evidence trail
Traceable source context is part of the product experience, not just a line on a security page.
Security and procurement
Serious buyers need specifics, not enterprise theater
Erie Intelligence does not hide behind vague trust language. This page is here to answer the first procurement and security questions clearly before rollout or pilot conversations go deeper.
- Role-aware access
- Source-backed workflows
- Review-ready posture
- No fake certification claims
Role-aware access
The product is designed around authenticated, role-aware access rather than broad anonymous access to sensitive workflows.
Traceable provenance
Important fields and workflow outputs stay close to their source records so teams can inspect confidence instead of trusting a black box.
Operational review path
Enterprise and municipal buyers can use a guided review covering access, handling, hosting, and delivery choices before rollout broadens.
Security diligence usually stalls when the answers stay abstract
Generic posture language is not enough
Serious buyers still need to understand access, hosting, handling, and review path in plain terms.
Procurement timelines expand when trust lives only in sales calls
Public answers shorten the distance to a real pilot or rollout conversation.
This page is meant to make the next call narrower
Use it to filter the big questions first, then go deeper with a guided review when needed.
Current posture
Certification status is stated plainly
Erie Intelligence does not publicly claim SOC 2 or equivalent certification at this stage. Buyers should use the current trust materials and the guided review process to evaluate the present control posture honestly.
How does access control work today?
Erie Intelligence uses authenticated, role-aware product access with organization boundaries and scoped workflows for different user needs.
What visibility exists for auditability and review?
The platform emphasizes source-backed workflows and traceable provenance so teams can inspect the document or record chain behind important fields and decisions.
How are hosting, backups, and recovery handled?
The current platform runs on managed cloud infrastructure with standard operational safeguards. Detailed environment and recovery questions are handled during security review and rollout scoping.
How is data handled inside the product?
Records are normalized into a parcel-first model with provenance kept close to the workflow so teams can validate confidence and avoid black-box downstream use.
What is the current certification posture?
Erie Intelligence does not publicly represent a formal certification such as SOC 2 at this stage. Buyers should use the trust materials and review process to evaluate current controls honestly.
How does the security review process work?
Enterprise and municipal buyers can request a guided review covering access, hosting, delivery model, and operational controls as part of rollout or pilot planning.