Security posture
The product story has to stay honest: ActionPlane keeps the governed-run context it needs to preview, approve, execute, recover, and audit a write, while keeping connector setup explicit and narrow.
Governed-run context
Request, approval, artifact, rollback, and audit evidence stay attached to the governed run.
Connector configuration
Connector credentials are stored as managed settings rather than exposed through sample flows.
Safe first demo
The evaluation path is designed to avoid requiring real tenant credentials for the first proof where possible.
What ActionPlane keeps
ActionPlane keeps the governed workflow context needed to preview, approve, execute, recover, and audit a write.
Artifacts, audit events, and review notes remain attached to the same run instead of being scattered across tools.
Connector readiness and metadata state are stored so operators can understand whether a lane is safe to widen.
How connector setup stays constrained
Connector setup is explicit and connector-specific rather than hidden in prompt text or sample payloads.
The first workflow should use one least-privilege identity with a narrow object and field scope.
Customer teams should treat production-grade credential review as part of sandbox bring-up.
Where to go deeper
Use the architecture page for technical system framing.
Use the Legal Center for policy language, privacy, and terms.
Use Trust and Limits alongside this page for current beta and rollout posture.