SysConnector Security & Compliance Overview
SysConnector is built to help teams connect and sync customer data across marketing, social, and CRM systems — with security and privacy controls designed for real-world collaboration.
This page outlines the core security and compliance practices SysConnector follows.

1) Data Protection
Encryption in transit
All data transmitted between SysConnector and connected services is protected using industry-standard TLS/HTTPS encryption.
Encryption at rest
Sensitive data stored by SysConnector is encrypted at rest, including production databases and backups (where applicable).

2) Access Control & Permissions
SysConnector supports team collaboration while keeping sensitive data protected.
Role-based access control (RBAC)
Users can be assigned roles (e.g. Admin, Member, External) with different access levels.
Project-based permissions
Connections and integrations can be organised into Projects. Users only get access to the Projects and connections they need — reducing risk and improving control.
PII visibility controls
Account owners can restrict access to personally identifiable information (PII) such as emails and phone numbers, especially useful for external agencies or contractors.

3) Credentials & Secrets Handling
SysConnector takes a secure approach to authentication and credential storage.
- Credentials and tokens are stored securely
- Sensitive values are protected and not exposed to unauthorised users
- Access is limited by least-privilege principles wherever possible

4) Auditability & Logs
SysConnector provides visibility into integration activity for troubleshooting and accountability.
Integration logs
Users can monitor sync runs to understand:
- what was synced successfully
- what failed
- error details for faster investigation
Account activity tracking (basic audit logs)
Key actions such as access changes and connection updates can be recorded for accountability.

5) Data Minimisation & Retention
SysConnector aims to collect and store only what is needed to deliver core functionality.
- Retention settings may vary based on plan and configuration
- Data retention policies may apply to logs and sync records
- Customers can request deletion of data where applicable

6) Privacy & Customer Responsibility
SysConnector acts as a data processor, helping customers move and manage their customer data across systems.
Customers remain responsible for:
- having appropriate consent / lawful basis to process customer data
- ensuring the data they sync complies with applicable privacy laws and internal policies
SysConnector supports this through structured data management and access controls.

7) Incident Response & Reliability
SysConnector is designed with operational reliability in mind.
- Secure backups and recovery practices are in place
- System monitoring helps detect outages or failures
- We aim to respond quickly to security events and platform issues

8) Policies & Legal (available upon request)
SysConnector can provide the following for customers who require them:
- Sub-processor list (e.g. hosting and service providers)
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service
- Data Processing Agreement (DPA)
Questions?
If your organisation has security, privacy, or compliance requirements, we’re happy to help.
Contact us to request a security overview or discuss your specific setup.
