IN DEVELOPMENT · ORDIEN
Your organization. Your intelligence.
Ordien’s initial Data Trust principles: private by default, provenance, minimization and rights before generalized learning.
- Data origin
- Rights + purpose
- Access boundary
- Private organization
- World Intelligence
- Scoped provenance
- Auditable use
Private by default
Our product charter keeps organizational data private to its organization. It prohibits selling private organizational data to advertisers and exposing one customer’s private information to another.
Rights before learning
Broader learning requires appropriate rights, disclosures and privacy protections. Using Free or submitting product interest does not turn private organizational facts into global World Intelligence.
A commercial firewall
Objective recommendations, compatible marketplace options and sponsored placements must remain distinguishable. Commercial relationships must not secretly alter management intelligence. No sponsorship program is active here.
Provenance, minimization and portability
Intelligence should distinguish hypothesis, research, controlled evaluation, observation and validated outcomes. Sensitive data should not be retained merely because it might become useful. Reasonable portability is a product principle; comprehensive export tooling is still future work.
An initial charter
These are product and governance principles, not a formal privacy policy or legal agreement. Reviewed privacy, retention and contact procedures are required before opening collection or production access.