Encryption
Production traffic is expected to use encrypted transport. Sensitive provider credentials are handled server-side and are not presented through the public website.
Defense in depth for every company workspace.
LEADOXE places independent protection layers around identity, company data, privileged actions, provider connections, and operational history—so one control never carries the entire security burden.
Designed around clear boundaries
One operating platform. Independent security boundaries.
Company isolation, authenticated access, explicit authorization, protected provider state, and traceable activity work together as one coordinated security architecture.
Tenant boundaryCompany-scoped records and operations
Verified identityAuthenticated sessions and step-up controls
Protected providersServer-side, company-bound connection state
Operational evidenceHistory that supports review and investigation
Security and continuity
Clear controls without absolute promises.
These statements describe the public security posture at a practical level. They do not claim a certification, penetration-test cadence, fixed recovery objective, or guarantee of complete security.
Authentication
Protected access relies on authenticated sessions, protected password handling, and supported multi-factor or step-up flows where configured.
Authorization and roles
Role-aware capabilities and company context are evaluated before sensitive records or actions are made available.
Audit and monitoring
Operational history, security-relevant events, application diagnostics, and alerts where configured support review and investigation.
Infrastructure and API security
Public and provider traffic passes through controlled application boundaries, validation, authentication, and tenant-aware service checks.
Backups and recovery
Environment-specific backup and recovery procedures support continuity. No public backup frequency, RPO, or RTO commitment is made on this page.
Incident response
Suspected incidents are triaged, contained, investigated, recovered, and communicated where legally or contractually required.
Business continuity
Operational safeguards are reviewed as the service grows. Customers should maintain their own continuity and export plans for critical business workflows.
Defense in depth
Five protection layers. One controlled path to company data.
A request must remain valid across every layer. Identity alone is not enough, and company membership alone does not grant unrestricted access.
01
Workspace isolation
Every request is resolved inside an explicit company boundary before protected CRM records are accessed.
Tenant scope and database policy boundaries02
Identity verification
Authenticated sessions establish who is acting before the platform evaluates what that identity may do.
Session safeguards and supported MFA flows03
Capability control
Roles and explicit capabilities constrain sensitive actions instead of relying on broad workspace access.
Role-aware authorization at the action layer04
Integration perimeter
Provider credentials and connection state remain server-side and bound to the company that authorised them.
Controlled activation, traffic and disconnection05
Operational evidence
Security-sensitive and operational activity retains the context needed for review, support and investigation.
Audit history and event-level traceabilityA controlled request path
Access is evaluated before the action reaches protected data.
LEADOXE keeps authentication, tenant context, authorization, provider readiness, and traceability as separate decisions. A failed control stops the path instead of silently widening access.
01Authenticated identity
02Company boundary
03Role & capability
04Provider gate
05Traceable action
Protected integration perimeter
External traffic stays closed until the workspace is ready.
Provider connections are activated through explicit capability gates. Tokens remain outside the ordinary customer interface, and connection state stays bound to the authorising company.
Integrations hub · go-live gate
Operational controls
Protection that follows the work, not just the login screen.
The same control model continues through CRM records, administrative actions, integrations and the evidence needed to understand what happened.
Workspace boundary
Company records and provider connections are handled inside explicit tenant boundaries.
- Tenant-scoped records
- Provider-separated connections
- Company-bound operations
Identity and access
Authenticated identity, role-aware capabilities, and supported step-up controls protect sensitive work.
- Role-based capabilities
- Session safeguards
- Supported MFA flows
Traceability
Important operational and administrative activity remains available for review and investigation.
- Lead history
- Operational audit records
- Security-event context
Protected integrations
Sensitive provider credentials remain outside the ordinary customer and public interface.
- Server-side credential handling
- Tenant-bound provider state
- Controlled disconnection
Report a security concern
Do not include passwords, access tokens, or customer data in the first email.