Overview
Security principles
Least privilege, evidence traceability, auditability, data minimisation and human oversight are part of the product design.
Review security →Trust Centre
Trust should be inspectable.
WEYSENS separates implemented principles, pre-launch drafts and future assurance work so buyers can see what exists now — and what does not.
Data approach
Staged connectivity and controlled data-flow principles are documented for review.
Review data & integrations →Privacy & legal
Pre-launch privacy and website terms exist but require final company details and legal review before production use.
Review privacy →Formal assurance
No certification, supplier status or programme badge is represented as achieved until formally obtained and verifiable.
Discuss enterprise readiness →Buyer challenge
Six questions a serious review should ask.
The purpose of assurance is not to remove questions. It is to make the important questions answerable.
DataWhat enters the system, why it is needed, where it is stored and who can access it.
EvidenceHow findings remain linked to source data, transformations, assumptions and confidence.
AccessHow privileges, service access and administrative actions are controlled.
AIWhere AI assists analysis, where human judgement remains required and how outputs can be challenged.
ValueHow financial assumptions are exposed and how claimed benefits are verified.
StatusWhich controls exist now, which are drafts and which remain roadmap commitments.