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Open trust pageThe Trust Center is designed to reduce repeated security, privacy, compliance and procurement questions by gathering public disclosures, architectural context and review boundaries in one place.
TrustOriginality.ai provides decision-support, auditability and documentation workflows. It should support human review, legal assessment and procurement evaluation rather than replace them.
Procurement teams often ask about certifications and IdP integration. This table reflects the public site today — not roadmap marketing language.
| Control / capability | Public status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 2 Type I | Not claimed | Under internal evaluation — no report, logo, or committed date on the public site. |
| ISO/IEC 27001 | Not claimed | Not certified or marketed today. Security review uses Trust Center materials and scoped enterprise questionnaires. |
| Enterprise SSO (SAML / OIDC) | Under evaluation | Panel uses email/password accounts today. IdP SSO is not available in self-serve checkout. |
| SCIM provisioning | Not available | No SCIM endpoint or directory-sync flow is published in this repository. Manual panel invites apply today. |
LTI OIDC endpoints exist for the education beta path — that is not enterprise workforce SSO or SCIM.
We do not publish a SOC 2 report, logo, or auditor name until an engagement completes. The phases below describe our internal planning posture for enterprise buyers evaluating assurance gaps today.
| Phase | Target window | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Readiness & auditor shortlist | Jul–Aug 2026 | In progress | Gap assessment against Trust Center controls; shortlist 2–3 SOC 2 Type I firms — no public auditor claim yet. |
| Type I observation (if engaged) | Q4 2026 (target) | Planned | Observation period begins only after signed engagement and scope letter — dates move if procurement of audit services slips. |
| Report publication (if issued) | After Type I completion | Not available | Report shared under NDA with enterprise prospects when available — never marketed before issuance. |
| Type II consideration | 2027+ | Under evaluation | Type II depends on Type I outcomes and operating period length — not committed publicly. |
Until a report exists, use Trust Center security materials, scoped questionnaires, and design-partner or enterprise POC paths for diligence.
Some enterprise buyers ask about SSO and independent security attestation. We do not claim these capabilities on the public site today. The items below are under internal evaluation — without committed dates.
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