Security

Built to earn the trust you're placing in it

You're giving Nexioli access to customer communication — one of the most sensitive parts of your business. Here's exactly how we protect it.

01

Strict data isolation

Every business's data — conversations, customers, knowledge, settings — is completely isolated from every other business. There is no shared access path between companies, enforced at the database level, not just in application code.

02

OAuth, never passwords

Nexioli connects to Gmail through Google's own secure sign-in flow. We never see, request, or store your email password. Only the minimum access token required to read and send email is stored, and it's encrypted.

03

Human control, always

AI replies default to a Review Queue until you decide to enable automatic sending. An Emergency Stop lets you pause all AI processing instantly, with a password confirmation required to prevent accidental use.

04

Full audit logging

Every meaningful action — logins, integration changes, AI replies, approvals, Emergency Stop events — is logged. If something happens on your account, you can see exactly what and when.

05

Built on trusted infrastructure

Nexioli runs on Google Cloud and Firebase infrastructure, the same platforms trusted by companies handling sensitive data at massive scale. We don't run undifferentiated infrastructure ourselves.

06

Encryption everywhere

Data is encrypted in transit using TLS and at rest using our infrastructure provider's encryption standards. Sensitive credentials are stored in dedicated secret management, never in application databases.

Our approach to compliance

Nexioli is built on infrastructure designed to meet rigorous compliance standards, and we're working toward formal certifications such as SOC 2 as we scale. We believe in being direct about where we are today rather than displaying certifications we haven't earned yet.

If your business has specific compliance or security review requirements, we're happy to walk through our architecture in detail.

Talk to us about your security requirements →

Where we stand today

  • TLS encryption in transit, provider-grade encryption at rest
  • Secrets and access tokens stored in dedicated secret management — never in application databases
  • Full audit logs for every meaningful account action
  • Working toward formal certifications such as SOC 2 as we scale