Built to pass procurement.

CROSS-ENTITY IP FRAMEWORKS

Confidentiality and IP-assignment frameworks bind the US and India entities.

DELIVERY-CENTER ACCESS CONTROLS

Role-based physical and logical access, engagement-scoped credentials, and data-residency options including Canadian delivery from Markham, Ontario.

NDA-FIRST ENGAGEMENT

NextRow signs NDAs before assessments and answers security questionnaires in writing.

Not yet, and NextRow will not claim otherwise: a SOC 2 readiness program is underway. In the meantime, the controls that matter (role-based access, credential isolation, confidentiality frameworks across the US and India entities) are documented and available for procurement review during the assessment stage.

Four concrete controls on every deployment: approval gates before consequential actions, non-destructive operating scopes, credential isolation so agents never hold standing secrets, and explicit allowlists, such as the Munchkin-ID allowlist restricting the Marketo Campaign QA Copilot to authorized instances. The full model is documented under AI Governance and Safety.

Only the named pod members assigned to your engagement, under role-based, least-privilege access that is revoked at engagement close. Client data stays in client-controlled systems wherever the architecture allows; NextRow's delivery centers in four markets operate under the same documented access-control standard.

Through confidentiality and IP-assignment frameworks that bind both NextRow entities, US and India, so work product and client information carry the same obligations in every delivery center. Data-residency options, such as Canadian delivery from Markham, are scoped per engagement.

AI systems ship with human accountability designed in: humans keep sign-off on consequential decisions, agents operate within documented scopes, and deployments align with Anthropic usage policies, a discipline NextRow carries as an Anthropic Claude Certified Partner. Governance documentation is a deliverable, not an afterthought.

Yes. That is the intended use of this page. Security questionnaires, access-control documentation, and the AI governance model can be reviewed during a fixed-scope assessment, before any production commitment. Most reviews complete within the assessment's 4–6 week window.