Security & Compliance

Security controls designed for business software operations

Our security posture is based on practical controls, controlled access, and explicit limits on how the service is described and used.

Control areas

Operational controls aligned to seller software delivery

These controls describe how we manage the service in practice. They are meant to communicate operational discipline rather than inflated certification claims.

Access management

Administrative access is restricted to authorized personnel and reviewed against role-based business need.

Credential protection

Credentials and secrets are stored through controlled access paths rather than public assets or informal records.

Environment controls

Operational environments are separated by purpose to reduce unnecessary exposure and support controlled change.

Operational logging

We maintain practical monitoring and logging to support troubleshooting, access review, and incident response.

Data minimization

Features are designed around listing support, product analytics, inventory review, and reporting so data stays tied to service purpose.

Responsible use

The product boundary is part of the security posture

The service should be presented and operated in a way that stays aligned with authorized business use.

Authorized marketplace use

Marketplace-connected workflows are intended for approved merchant operations and internal reporting. We do not describe the service as a tool for bypassing platform restrictions or collecting data outside authorized business purposes.

Buyer data boundary

We do not position the product around buyer PII processing. Any incidental personal data is handled only when necessary to deliver the contracted business service.

Product intent

TAMMESH is a business application provider for marketplace sellers. It is not presented as a public developer portal.