Identity and Access
Enterprise authentication, role-based access control, and server-side authorization protect access to platform areas and deal information.
Velintis supports confidential transaction work through enterprise authentication, role-based authorization, deal-level access controls, auditability, and clear governance evidence for M&A intelligence workflows.
The Velintis platform includes enterprise authentication, RBAC, deal-level authorization, assigned analyst access, export protection, audit logging, access logging, and a Verification Report that evidences key controls.
Enterprise authentication, role-based access control, and server-side authorization protect access to platform areas and deal information.
Analysts work within an assigned-deal model, with deal data, documents, analysis, and report exports gated by deal-level authorization.
Security-relevant activity, access events, role changes, deal assignments, and report exports are recorded to support review and accountability.
Access is enforced through platform controls that separate administrative permissions, analyst assignments, deal information, and report exports.
Platform access requires an authenticated session through a managed identity provider. Velintis does not store user passwords.
Protected routes and actions invoke a shared authorization layer. Access decisions do not depend on the user interface.
Analyst access is constrained to assigned deals. Deal records, documents, analysis, exports, and administrative actions are protected by role and deal checks.
Authentication events, access denials, role changes, deal assignments, analysis runs, and report exports are recorded in centralized logs.
Managed identity provider, authenticated sessions, and protected platform routes.
Administrator and analyst roles are enforced server-side, with analysts limited to assigned deals.
Report export endpoints are protected by the same authorization layer used across the platform.
Platform administration areas are restricted to authorized administrators and unauthorized attempts are recorded.
Security-relevant activity is recorded, including access events, authorization denials, role changes, and deal assignments.
Deal assignments determine which analysts can access specific engagement records, documents, and outputs.
AI may assist document understanding, structured fact extraction, and drafting plain-language narratives.
Synergy and risk findings are generated through defined logic, with values derived from evidence and calculations.
Each finding remains connected to the documents and extracted facts that support it.
Velintis analysts review findings before they inform a client deliverable.
Client documents are used to support the agreed engagement and are not used by Velintis to train general-purpose AI models.
The internal Trust Center provides a transparent view of platform security, governance, privacy, operational controls, and verification evidence used to support customer due diligence.
Provides a structured view of platform security, governance, privacy, operational controls, and verification evidence.
Maintains the current descriptions of implemented controls and clearly identifies planned items.
Evidences authentication, authorization, RBAC, deal access, export protection, audit logging, and data retention controls.
Consolidates Trust Center material into a technical reference for due-diligence and security review.
Velintis uses selected service providers to support storage, hosting, authentication, data management, and AI-assisted analysis. Contractual terms and access controls apply according to their role.
The DPA provides the contractual source of truth for subprocessor obligations and engagement-specific terms.
Security-relevant activity and authorization denials support identification and investigation of security events.
Managed cloud services and source-controlled deployment support operational recovery planning.
Velintis does not claim formal certifications; current controls and evidence are described through the Trust Center.
Review the Privacy Policy and DPA, or contact the Velintis team to discuss engagement-specific requirements.