Trust Center
Transparency about data, security, and control.
Swaylen is built so that buyer data is not a black box. Here you can read how we approach provenance, privacy, security, and responsible automation — and what we do not claim.
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Our stance
How we build trust.
Source matters
We evaluate where data comes from and whether its use is permitted for your purpose.
Privacy-aware
Minimization, suppression, correction, and deletion are treated as core controls.
Human-controlled automation
AI recommends; people approve; systems respect policy boundaries.
Secure by design
Tenant isolation, access controls, and audit trails are part of the architecture.
Evidence-based
AI output is not treated as ground truth; confidence and evidence travel with each signal.
Honest about status
We label what is current, planned, or illustrative — no fabricated certifications or claims.
Questions
Common procurement and security questions.
Where does Swaylen get buyer data?
Swaylen prioritizes self-sourced and permitted sources and maintains provenance controls where supported.
Why are we allowed to use it?
Swaylen is designed to evaluate source, purpose, jurisdiction, and permitted use before data enters downstream workflows. Customers remain responsible for their obligations.
Can customers control or delete their data?
Swaylen is designed to support correction, suppression, and deletion. See Data Provenance for what is current versus planned.
Does Swaylen guarantee GDPR compliance?
No. Swaylen provides privacy-aware controls; customers remain responsible for their legal obligations.
Questions about trust and security?
Contact Swaylen and we’ll answer directly, including what is and is not supported.
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