Strict tenant isolation
Customer data is designed around organization boundaries enforced by server authorization and database policies.
Security
Trust must be part of the architecture.
SpringTech Field is being designed to protect field records through layered access controls, private storage, and verifiable workflows.
Private by default
Report media and generated files are planned for private storage with short-lived, authorized delivery.
Offline without shortcuts
Local field data will use durable device storage, clear synchronization status, idempotent retries, and conflict handling.
Traceable decisions
Report revisions, approvals, access-sensitive changes, and administrative actions are designed for auditable history.
Least privilege
Technicians, reviewers, managers, company administrators, and SpringTech staff receive different server-enforced capabilities.
No hidden automation
Future internal AI proposals will require human approval before sensitive actions and will not be exposed to customer accounts.
Current status
The public website is live. SpringTech Field is still in foundation development and is not yet approved for regulated or contractually sensitive production data. Security testing, backup validation, and pilot data terms must be completed before that changes.
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