Security and data protection at Lavisho TT
Your CRM holds your customers, prices and people data. Here is exactly how we protect it — only controls that are actually in place are listed.
Last updated: 21 October 2026
Security Overview
Lavisho TT is a multi-tenant CRM built for field sales teams, and it holds customer records, pricing, and employee attendance data. This page lists the technical and organisational controls that are actually in place today, not a generic security checklist. Where a control is not yet available, we say so directly.
Our approach centres on encryption in transit and at rest, strict tenant isolation with row-level security, role-based access control, and audit logging, all backed by the security practices of our managed cloud infrastructure providers.
Data Encryption
Encryption in Transit — TLS
All traffic between your browser or mobile app and Lavisho TT is encrypted using TLS.
Encryption at Rest — managed cloud database and storage
Customer data, files, and selfies/attachments are stored using our managed cloud database and storage provider, which encrypts data at rest by default.
Identity & Access Management
Authentication
Users sign in with email and password. Accounts issued directly by an administrator require the user to change their password on first sign-in, and sessions are managed so admins can review and revoke access.
MFA
Two-factor authentication with authenticator apps (TOTP) is available now. It is always mandatory for admins (company admins and platform super admins) — this is not configurable. Companies can additionally require 2FA for employees with one toggle in Settings → Security, and employees can enable it voluntarily at any time. One-time recovery codes, lockout after repeated failed attempts, and admin reset with forced re-enrollment are built in.
SSO
Optional single sign-on (SSO) is available for Enterprise workspaces.
Role-Based Access Control
Access is governed by roles (admin, manager, employee) combined with granular permission profiles and field-level visibility, so a company can restrict who sees pricing, contacts or financial detail. Users can be deactivated instantly, immediately revoking access.
Multi-Tenant Architecture
Tenant Isolation
Lavisho TT is multi-tenant: every table is protected by row-level security so one company can never read another company's records, even inside a multi-company group. Access is additionally checked with server-side authorisation on every action, and company-scoped policies enforce which workspace a request is allowed to touch.
Audit Logs
A tamper-resistant, append-only audit log is built in. Every sensitive change is recorded with who (user, email, role), what changed (before/after values), and where from (IP address, device) — and entries cannot be edited or deleted from the app by anyone.
Sign-ins, failed sign-ins, password changes, role and permission changes, all two-factor authentication events, approvals, quotation actions and data changes across customers, deals, expenses, attendance, visits, contracts and tasks are logged automatically. Exports are logged too, with format, filters and row counts. Entries are retained per your company's retention setting (default 365 days) and are only readable by company admins who have completed 2FA.
Backup & Recovery
Automated daily database backups, encrypted at rest, are performed by our managed cloud platform. Daily snapshots are retained for up to 14 days.
Recovery Point Objective (RPO): up to 24 hours of data — restores target the nearest earlier daily snapshot. Recovery Time Objective (RTO): service restored within 4 hours of a confirmed incident.
File uploads (photos, attachments) are stored in redundant object storage. Restore procedures are documented; regular restore testing is being scheduled.
Business Continuity
Lavisho TT is served from a globally distributed edge network, and our managed database provider operates the underlying backup infrastructure.
Data Retention
Customer data is retained while a workspace is active, and for 30 days after termination to allow export. Audit logs and backups may be retained by our infrastructure providers for a period beyond this for security purposes.
Data Deletion
Workspace admins can export their data at any time and request deletion. Deletion requests are processed as an export followed by a purge, and complete within 30 days unless the law requires us to retain certain records for longer.
Incident Response
Security issues can be reported to our support team. We investigate reported incidents, take steps to contain them, and notify affected customers of material incidents.
Vulnerability Management
We run regular automated security scans of our codebase and database policies, and use dependency scanning to catch known vulnerabilities in third-party packages we rely on.
Penetration Testing
We have not yet commissioned an independent third-party penetration test; one is planned. Enterprise customers may request one under NDA as part of procurement.
Subprocessors
Lavisho TT relies on a small number of infrastructure providers to run the Service, categorised generically below rather than by name in this public page:
- A managed cloud database, authentication and storage provider, hosted on SOC 2-audited infrastructure.
- An edge hosting and content-delivery network (CDN) provider.
- A transactional email provider, used to deliver account and notification emails.
- AI model providers, used only to power optional AI features when a customer initiates a request that uses them.
A named list of current subprocessors is available on request as part of our Data Processing Addendum.
Infrastructure
Hosted on SOC 2-audited cloud infrastructure with encryption in transit and at rest.
To be clear, Lavisho TT itself does not hold a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification and we do not claim to; both are planned. The statement above refers to the audited status of the underlying cloud infrastructure providers we use.
Security Contact
Report a security issue or ask a question by emailing support@lavishott.cloud with "Security" in the subject line.
Responsible Disclosure
We welcome good-faith reports of security issues. If you report a vulnerability responsibly, we ask for reasonable time to investigate and fix it before any public disclosure, and we will not pursue legal action against researchers acting in good faith. We do not currently operate a paid bug bounty program.
Compliance & Privacy
Our processing terms are described in the Data Processing Addendum and Privacy Policy.
Privacy for field staff
Location is captured at check-in, check-out and visit events that the employee initiates — not as continuous background surveillance. Companies control which roles can view maps and selfies.
Last updated: 21 October 2026
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