Isolation + audit verification surfaces
Security and audit pages map tenant safety, immutable logging, and evidence export boundaries.
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Review the controls implemented in code, the checks enforced in CI, and the assurance work that remains specific to a live deployment.
Repository, route, and authorization boundaries require tenant context. RLS definitions exist, while live database verification remains deployment-specific.
Implemented workflows record actors, timestamps, and decision context. Retention and write protections must be verified in the target deployment.
Configured runs can produce SHA-256 and Merkle evidence artifacts that support later integrity checks.
AI-assisted features are advisory. Approval requirements and operator authority depend on the configured workflow and policy.
Role-based access control with principle of least privilege. Workspace admins control who can read, approve, and export reconciliation data.
Hosted, dedicated, and self-managed options have different data paths. The chosen architecture and operational responsibilities must be agreed before deployment.
Tenant identifiers are required across repository and route boundaries, with authorization checks, runtime guards, and RLS definitions providing layered controls. Live RLS and cross-tenant verification must still pass in the deployed database before launch.

Engineered for high-integrity financial operations where every byte counts.
Settler is not a compliance certification. It is infrastructure that makes compliance evidence collection tractable. The following implemented surfaces still require deployment-specific validation and do not establish certification.
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Settler is built on verifiable truth. This registry connects marketing claims to concrete implementation modules, ensuring every capability is auditable.
Security and audit pages map tenant safety, immutable logging, and evidence export boundaries.