Infrastructure
Keep the data path narrow.
The architecture is designed around authorized operational exports, two privacy controls before storage, tenant isolation, deterministic analysis, and dealer-controlled review.
Control path
Six boundaries from source to decision.
The security value is not a vendor logo wall. It is a deliberately small intake surface with an accountable review path.
01
Authorized source
The dealer defines the approved export, fields, purpose, and operating workflow.
02
Dealer-side cleaning
The designed intake path removes personal information before the operational file is uploaded.
03
Independent screening
MIQ intake is designed to reject detectable personal information before storage.
04
Tenant-isolated record
Accepted operational data stays bound to the authorized dealer context.
05
Deterministic analysis first
Rule-based checks establish the reviewable basis before any governed model-assisted step.
06
Dealer review and proof
Findings route to the dealer-assigned role with source, decision, and evidence context.
Governing design
Minimize first.
Authorized sources, personal-information minimization, tenant separation, no marketing tracking, and a dealer-controlled review path are product boundaries, not optional presentation choices.
Evidence-dependent
Verify the deployed path.
Current cloud configuration, authentication, encryption, backups, edge processing, monitoring, and any model route must be proven from the deployed environment before a certification-style statement is made.
Go deeper
Inspect the boundaries that matter.
Each page isolates one layer so the data path, security claim, and analysis posture can be reviewed without marketing shorthand.
Two-layer data flow
See what the intake design removes, rejects, and retains for operational analysis.
Security posture
Separate doctrine-held boundaries from controls that require current deployment evidence.
Intelligence model
See why deterministic checks precede model-assisted review and human judgment.
Next decision
Follow the intake boundary.
See how the two-layer privacy design separates removed personal information from retained operational fields.