SOC 2 Type II
Operational controls are reviewed against recognized security criteria.
Security and compliance
Designed for accountability, encryption, and role control.
The security posture emphasizes operational clarity: who acted, what changed, what is pending, and what evidence is available for review.
Audit philosophy
Every meaningful case action should leave a durable trace.
POST /api/auth/callback/credentials
GET /api/cases/lookup
PATCH /api/documents/:id/verify
GET /api/dashboard/adminFedRAMP Ready
Deployment posture is structured for public-sector readiness.
WCAG 2.2 AA
Citizen and operator flows are built with inclusive interaction patterns.
AES-256 at rest
Sensitive data is modeled for encrypted persistence.
TLS 1.3 in transit
Transport security is treated as a baseline, not an add-on.
Immutable audit logs
Case and user actions are preserved for review and compliance.
Credential detail
Each requirement maps back to predictable product behavior and operational review.
AutoClerk is designed to centralize access control, operational oversight, and auditable workflows around the controls expected in regulated environments.
The platform emphasizes least privilege, role isolation, and clear evidence trails so government teams can evaluate readiness without reverse engineering product behavior.
Forms, workflow steps, and status surfaces are designed for keyboard use, readable contrast, and clear interaction feedback across marketing and product routes.
The architecture assumes encrypted document storage and protected case records, with a clean separation between application access and storage concerns.
Networked request flows, public submissions, and operator actions are intended to run over current encrypted transport standards end to end.
Every meaningful operational action is modeled as an append-only event so supervisors and auditors can trace exactly what happened and when.