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Connect
Use only the sources and permissions required for the agreed workflow.
Chartera is built for teams handling fixtures, CPs, SOFs, voyage records, claims, and private desk communication.
Workflow Boundary
Security is designed into how a workflow connects, processes information, and reaches the team.
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Use only the sources and permissions required for the agreed workflow.
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Analyze the selected commercial information for that workflow, not public-model training.
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Keep the relevant basis available so the team can check, correct, approve, or hold the work.
Role-based access controls help teams restrict who can view, edit, and approve commercial work.
Actions retain the relevant references and history so teams can review what changed and who approved it.
Deployment and hosting options can be aligned with customer regulatory and internal policy requirements.
Customer data is processed for the agreed use of Chartera and is not used to train public models.
We review the proposed data flow with each customer rather than hiding deployment choices behind a generic security statement.
See the Full Trust ModelOAuth scopes, inbox permissions, VMS access, and any custom system connection
Model providers, subprocessors, and the data each approved workflow requires
Deployment architecture, data residency, and customer policy requirements
User roles, approval responsibilities, and who can see commercial records
How long workflow data is kept and how deletion requests are handled
The history, references, and approvals retained around material work
We can review your infosec checklist, architecture requirements, and deployment needs directly.
No. OAuth inbox connections use read-only access for supported providers. Chartera does not send, delete, relabel, or move emails through your account.
No. Customer emails, documents, messages, and voyage records are processed to support the agreed use of Chartera; they are not used to train public models.
Yes. Connected email access can be revoked, and customers can request deletion according to the retention and deletion terms agreed for their deployment.
Outputs retain the relevant messages, clauses, reports, SOFs, invoices, or records so operators can check the underlying information before acting.