Protected object storage
Brochures are encrypted before storage. The original is retained for no more than 30 days so a report can be retried, then removed automatically.
Project X-Ray uses an owner-scoped workspace. A brochure is processed only for the signed-in account that uploaded it and never becomes a public property record.
Brochures are encrypted before storage. The original is retained for no more than 30 days so a report can be retried, then removed automatically.
Private reports use an opaque owner key. When website accounts are enabled, account email and authentication information are stored separately from reports; passwords are stored as hashes. Session cookies keep you signed in, and network addresses are used to limit sign-in abuse. Email addresses are not added to public property records.
Report identifiers are not enough to retrieve another person's work. Every list, read, retry, confirmation and delete operation is checked against the signed-in owner.
Deleting a report removes its encrypted original and the private analysis record through the same product workflow.
PDF reading, English and Arabic OCR, claim extraction and evidence comparison run on controlled infrastructure with fixed file, page and processing limits.
The research beta counts aggregate report states, completion time and the number of participating accounts. The measurement report excludes filenames, document text, claims, project identities, report IDs and owner keys.