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Purpose-limited access
Request only the access needed to perform the enabled engineering or workflow task.
DATA & SYSTEM BOUNDARIES
Engineering intelligence should not require unclear access to your data.
Stratic Systems builds software that can interact with CAD, project, manufacturing, and business systems. We want those connections to be deliberate, permissioned, understandable, and limited to the data needed for the workflow.
SIMPLE PRINCIPLE
Know what crosses the boundary, why it crosses, and who authorized it.
Different Stratic tools may use different deployment and integration models. Rather than pretending every workflow is identical, the data boundary should be explicit for the specific capability being used.
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Customer authority
The organization remains responsible for deciding which systems and data a workflow may use.
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Visible integrations
Connected-system behavior should be understandable enough to review, troubleshoot, and revoke.
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Traceable movement
Important engineering handoffs should preserve useful identity, status, provenance, or audit context where practical.
ENGINEERING DATA
Treat technical data according to what it is.
CAD
Models & drawings
Geometry, assemblies, drawings, properties, BOM information, references, and derived engineering evidence may be sensitive or proprietary.
WORKFLOW
Project & process data
Job identifiers, status, assignments, messages, attachments, and workflow state can carry business-sensitive context.
BUSINESS
Manufacturing & enterprise data
Orders, inventory, vendors, pricing, customer records, and production information may require tighter organizational controls.
AI
Model inputs & outputs
AI-assisted features should be used only when the organization understands and approves the information provided to the model or service.
INTEGRATION MODEL
Connect systems without making the connection invisible.
Engineering work often spans multiple applications. A useful integration should define its source, destination, authorization, data scope, and expected behavior instead of behaving like an unbounded data pipe.
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Source
Which system owns the information?
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Permission
What access has the user or organization authorized?
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Scope
Which fields, files, records, or actions are required?
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Destination
Where is the information allowed to go?
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Review
How can a person verify, revoke, or troubleshoot the connection?
BEFORE SENDING DATA
Confidential information needs an approved path.
Do not send proprietary CAD files, customer drawings, credentials, regulated information, export-controlled data, financial records, or other confidential material through general contact channels unless an appropriate agreement and data path are in place.
GENERAL
Company questions
Use info@Stratic.pro for ordinary company information and introductions.
PRIVACY
Data questions
Use privacy@Stratic.pro for privacy and data-handling questions.
SECURITY
Security reports
Use security@Stratic.pro for security concerns and responsible disclosure.
CUSTOMER CONTROL
Useful intelligence begins with a boundary people can understand.
Stratic's goal is to make engineering workflows more capable without making data access or system integration mysterious.