These four are what a procurement or security team needs to know first. Here are the answers, explained in full on the intro call.
Every organisation sits in a fully isolated tenant workspace, enforced at the database with row-level security. During the closed beta the platform is hosted outside the Kingdom, and hosting moves inside the Kingdom at general availability.
Explicit consent, export of your data whenever you ask, and full erasure. Built into the platform as functions you use, not a promise on a page.
Subscription invoices are issued from the platform, and ZATCA e-invoicing is switched on once a contract with an accredited e-invoicing provider is in place.
The platform is designed so that any CMA-regulated investment activity runs through a licensed partner, never through ilaf directly.
The four documents, as they stand today, with the date each was last reviewed.
The same answers published on the FAQ page, kept current by the ilaf team from HQ.
You do. Each organisation's data is isolated in its own workspace at the database, with consent, export and erasure tools built into the platform.
Each organisation's data is fully isolated at the database. During the closed beta the platform is hosted outside the Kingdom, and hosting moves inside the Kingdom at general availability. The platform is built around Personal Data Protection Law requirements, subscription invoices are shaped for e-invoicing, and the platform is designed so that any regulated investment activity runs through a CMA-licensed partner, never through ilaf directly.
Every person can download their data as a JSON file and erase their account from their own account page at any time. A whole-workspace export and deletion is run by the ilaf team on your written instruction, and the workspace is erased after the agreed retention period.
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