Security

Finance work built for audit, and controlled by operators.

An AI finance team is trustworthy only if finance can inspect its sources, authority, actions, controls, and outcomes. Solden preserves that audit chain and keeps governed actions within explicit capability and policy boundaries.

01How the record is governed

Built to be trusted by design.

Audit

Transitions preserve their evidence

State, decision, rationale, authority, controls, and proof remain tied to the financial responsibility as it changes.

History

The past is not silently rewritten

Overrides, retries, and reversals remain explicit in the audit history; external reversibility depends on the provider effect and policy.

Customer-owned

Your data and financial records remain yours

Solden maintains the accepted responsibility and its evidence on your behalf while you retain the data, policy authority, and decisions. Export and retention follow your agreement with Solden.

Removable

No lock-in by design

Take Solden out and your systems remain authoritative and operable. Required records and evidence remain available under the agreed export and retention terms.

02How data is handled

Least access. Clear boundaries.

01

Scoped connections

Connectors read and write only what you authorize, and every connection can be revoked without breaking the underlying system.

02

Bounded executors

Models and deterministic services act only within approved capability, explicit policy, current authority, and the current responsibility. Anything outside those boundaries is escalated.

03

Traceable by default

Answer "who changed this, when, and on what authority" in seconds, with the policy version that allowed it attached.

03Compliance

Designed for the audit, from day one.

Solden is designed around the controls finance and audit teams expect. Ask us for the current control evidence, sub-processor list, and certifications applicable to your service.

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Bring your security requirements.

We'll walk through how Solden is designed to govern financial responsibility, actor authority, external effects, audit history, and outcome verification against your controls.