Always on · Security
Veni was built assuming a board, a regulator, or a resident will one day ask exactly what happened and who saw it. Every field above is real behavior, not a badge.
If the database leaks · At rest
Names, emails, phones, notes, and call transcripts are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they reach the database, under keys the database never holds.
Break-glass · Every look logged
Access is role-gated and scoped to the buildings a person manages. And for the most sensitive records, the audit isn't best-effort, it's the precondition.
audit ✓ reveal · j.alvarez (manager) · basis: package dispute · 9:14 AM
audit ✗ write failed · 9:16 AM
At the desk · Verdict, not document
When the front desk checks a visitor's ID, the barcode is verified on the device. What's kept is the name, encrypted, and the result. Never a picture of the ID.
Residents · Visibility is policy
The front desk never receives a resident's email address. That's enforced at the API and tested in CI, not a screen that politely hides a field.
And the rest
Names, emails, phones, and call transcripts are AES-256 encrypted with versioned, rotatable keys.
Staff lookups run on blind indexes. The database never holds a searchable plaintext copy of contact info.
Access to the most sensitive data is denied outright if the audit write fails. No read without a record of the read.
Sensitive media and ID-check records live under 30, 60, or 90-day windows, then purged with deletion confirmed. An ID check keeps only a match result, never a picture of the ID.
Veni Intelligence is opt-in per building with monthly budgets. Transcripts it reads are encrypted like everything else.
Board investigations are time-boxed with a stated basis, and residents are notified under the disclosure policy you choose.
IN TRANSIT: TLS everywhere · HSTS on web apps · webhook signatures verified · secrets compared in constant time
Due diligence · Get started
A demo takes twenty minutes. Ask about encryption, audits, retention, or whatever your building's counsel wants answered, and watch the answers on a live screen instead of a slide.
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