No business records
We never take your business records. Not contacts, accounts, leads, or orders. ctx10 reads your setup, not your data.
ctx10 reads how your Creatio is set up: the processes, rules, pages, and fields. It never reads the records inside it. Everything below is built into the code, not just promised on a page.
We can tell you who changed a setting, without ever reading a customer record.
ctx10 reads Creatio’s own list of users. It never touches your customer data. That is a better privacy story than the other way, and few tools can say it.
A read-only promise is only as strong as its weakest point. So there are four. A query has to pass all of them. Any one on its own would stop a write.
The ctx10 add-on takes one kind of command: a read. It turns down everything else before it ever reaches the database.
We rewrite each query and lock it to your data. If a query cannot be locked down, we refuse to run it. We never guess.
Queries run under a login that cannot write, and cannot reach anything outside your data. In production, the service will not even start without it.
Every key belongs to one person and can be turned off. What it can do is set the moment it is made. A key can never grant itself more.
We never take your business records. Not contacts, accounts, leads, or orders. ctx10 reads your setup, not your data.
We drop personal data as we read it. Emails, phone numbers, passwords. They are never saved. So they cannot be searched, exported, or leak later.
Your index gets its own database. You are kept apart from everyone else by design, not by a filter.
We never train AI models on your data. Your index answers your questions. Nothing else.
The ctx10 add-on runs inside Creatio. We don’t say it can’t write. We say it doesn’t, and we can show you why. Two things make that true:
Every command has to be a read. One command at a time, nothing risky. Anything else is turned down before it runs.
We open a session that is set to read-only, then roll it back when it is done. Even a write could not stick.
Reading a saved index is the normal way. To query your live instance, you turn it on for that instance first.
The command we got, the command we ran, how many rows, how many bytes, the caller’s address and browser. All of it, every time.
Sign in with single sign-on. Admins can keep a password login as a backup.
Each key belongs to one seat. You can turn it off anytime. What it can do is fixed when it is made.
ctx10 keeps the index of your Creatio setup: your processes, rules, pages, fields, and roles. Plus the account and query logs we need to run the service. Personal data from your records is removed as we read, and never saved. Your index sits in its own database. We delete it when you ask.
Doing a security review? Need a signed DPA or a filled-out questionnaire? Email hello@ctx10.com and we will turn it around fast.