Data-handling principles

The principles NavaFuturo intends to apply when designing and operating client workflows.

Last reviewed: 6 August 2026

Purpose and minimization

Access to client and personal data should be limited to what a defined workflow requires. Collection, use and retention should follow documented purposes.

Controlled access

Access should be role-based, authorized, reviewable and removed when no longer required. Sensitive workflows require controls proportionate to risk and contractual obligations.

Human and AI processing

When AI supports a workflow, data use, human review, exception handling and accountability should be explicitly designed. AI assistance does not remove operational responsibility.

Incident and continuity planning

Operational designs should include escalation, incident response, backup and continuity requirements appropriate to the workflow. Client-specific commitments will be defined contractually.

Development-stage clarification

These are operating principles, not a claim of a specific certification. Applicable controls and compliance obligations will be agreed for each engagement.

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