Audit
Every transition logged
State, owner, decision, and evidence are captured as they happen. The full history of a workflow is reconstructable, not reassembled from memory.
§ Security
A record auditors accept, and operators control.
Operational memory only matters if finance can trust it. Solden is built so every change is logged, nothing is destructive, and the substrate belongs to you, not to us. Security isn't a feature bolted on; it's how the record works.
§ 01[ How the record is governed ]
Built to be trusted by design.
Reversible
Nothing is destructive
Every override, retry, and reversal is recorded and can be undone. The record is event-sourced, so the past is never overwritten.
Sovereign
Your data, your substrate
The workflow record belongs to the operator, not the vendor. Solden maintains it; you own it.
Removable
No lock-in by design
Take Solden out and your systems stay whole. The bond is strong but not destructive, by deliberate architectural choice.
§ 02[ How data is handled ]
Least access. Clear boundaries.
01
Scoped connections
Connectors read and write only what you authorize, and every connection can be revoked without breaking the underlying system.
02
Bounded agents
Agents act within explicit policy. Every agent action is bounded, audited, and reversible, with a human in the loop on exceptions.
03
Traceable by default
Answer "who changed this, when, and on what authority" in seconds, with the policy version that allowed it attached.
§ 03[ Compliance ]
Designed for the audit, from day one.
Solden is built to meet the controls finance and audit teams expect, with formal certifications underway. If you have specific security or compliance requirements, bring them to the conversation.
[ Request a demo ]
Bring your security requirements.
We'll walk through how Solden governs the record, audit, reversibility, sovereignty, and removal, against your controls.