Audit-only application gate
Stripe Connect establishes the account connection, while a separate RevRez gate blocks emails and Stripe writes until explicit activation.
Security and integrity
Permission is not the same as authorization.
Connections provide data access. Separate application gates, merchant policy, and packet verification decide whether RevRez can act.
Capture before interpretation
Imported source records and artifacts are content-addressed in private object storage. Database records retain hashes and pointers used to verify provenance.
Approved, versioned mappings
AI may propose how fields should map. A merchant approves the mapping, and deterministic code replays that version for future records.
Packet integrity
Every evidence packet is versioned and hashed. RevRez verifies the hash before submission so review and execution refer to the same packet.
Idempotent action receipts
External actions are recorded once with sanitized request and response receipts, including the Stripe request identifier when available.
Protected credentials and model boundaries
Provider credentials are encrypted and excluded from evidence artifacts and model prompts. Only the context needed for a specific mapping or drafting task is sent to the relevant service.
Fail-closed review
Missing evidence, source conflicts, unsupported high-risk facts, policy conditions, and customer replies can stop automation and route work to a person.
Purpose-limited infrastructure
RevRez runs on Cloudflare and uses purpose-limited providers including Stripe, Google, and Resend for payment data, compute, identity, and email.
Start with an audit-only connection