Security & Compliance

Your Data.
Your Access Rules.
A Clear Record.

AskERP runs in your environment, limits access to approved data, and records how answers are produced. Give your team the controls and evidence it needs to evaluate enterprise AI.

The controls below describe AskERP. For custom AI applications, hosting, access, data handling, and review requirements are defined for each project.

The essentials

Four questions. Clear answers.

Where does my data run?

AskERP processes AI requests on-site. Core operation does not require an internet connection after provisioning.

Review the network and management-access configuration with your IT team.

Who can see what?

Access is controlled by user, module, and business unit. Governed views limit which ERP records are available for reporting.

Permissions are checked as requests are processed.

Can we trace an answer?

Query audit records capture the question, executed query, result hash, timestamp, and model version.

Review the retrieval steps and compare results with the recorded hash.

How are changes checked?

Model and prompt changes go through automated tests, evaluation, and review before release.

Review test findings and the release decision with your team.

Traceability

Follow the path from question to answer.

A recorded query path helps your team understand how information was retrieved.

01 / QUESTION

A user asks

Capture the request and apply the user’s access permissions.

02 / RETRIEVAL

An approved query runs

Retrieve information through a governed endpoint and database view.

03 / RESULT

The answer returns

Format the retrieved records and compute a hash of the result set.

04 / RECORD

The trail is retained

Log the query details, timestamp, and model version for review.

A result hash supports integrity checks. It does not, by itself, establish that the source data or an AI explanation is correct.

Testing & review

Evidence your security team can examine.

Automated checks cover application security, access boundaries, audit records, and endpoint health. Model and prompt changes are also evaluated before release.

Request a walkthrough of the current test scope, findings, and how issues are addressed.

Discuss Testing & Evidence →

Security review checklist

Look beyond a pass count.

What was testedScope, version, environment, and date
What the tests foundResults, exceptions, and remediation notes
How changes were approvedEvaluation evidence and release records

Review guide · Not a test result or certification

Supporting your compliance review

Our testing approach maps checks to OWASP, NIST AI RMF, and selected financial and privacy control areas. Ask for the current mapping and supporting evidence. Automated test results are not an independent SOC 2 report, certification, or a determination of your organization’s compliance.

Details for your IT team

A closer look at the controls.

Does AskERP connect to external services?

AskERP’s core AI processing runs locally. The architecture includes a separate encrypted management VPN for updates and monitoring that the client can disconnect. Review its configuration, permitted traffic, and operational procedures with your IT team.

Can AskERP change ERP records?

The reporting path uses read-only governed views. ERP automation workflows are separately scoped and use approved write or export paths with human review. Confirm which capabilities are enabled for your deployment.

How is user access managed?

The design uses user, module, and business-unit grants, with PeopleSoft security synchronization. Review authentication, permission updates, and administrator access for your environment.

How are ERP answers separated from other information?

The design separates ERP data retrieval, locally stored documentation search, and general model knowledge into distinct execution paths. Review how answer sources are labeled and how any added knowledge features use these paths.

Do these controls apply to a custom AI application?

Custom applications may use a different deployment model. Hosting, integrations, access controls, logging, retention, and approval steps are agreed during project scoping.

Bring your security questions

Review the controls with your team.

Walk through the deployment, data access, test evidence, and audit trail.