Legal
Trust and legal
Documents that apply when you use Orquestr. The text is in force as a working draft: it is not a lawyer's opinion.
Terms of service
Rules for use, accounts, billing, connectors, and liability.
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Privacy notice
What Orquestr processes for its own purposes, and how to ask for access or deletion.
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Data processing agreement
Processor terms when customer content includes personal data.
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Subprocessors
Who may process customer personal data on Orquestr's behalf.
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Security, briefly
- Production access is limited to people who need it to operate the service.
- Encryption in transit and at rest depends on the infrastructure published on the subprocessor list. That list is still waiting on confirmed vendors.
- Point-of-sale operations run in the customer's cloud. Orquestr does not describe itself as its own warehouse for those transactions.
- Security is shared: the customer protects credentials, connector permissions, and the environment where the operation runs.
- Orquestr does not claim certifications, SOC 2, or third-party audits that are not published here.