SECURITY & COMPLIANCE
Good Office gives your organization one governed place to use AI, collaborate, review catalogue agents, and prepare approved tool connections. For HIPAA or PCI DSS work, we define the boundary before regulated data enters the platform.
We'll map the use case to the right service boundary, provider choices, controls, agreements, and operating procedures.
Good Office can be configured around a defined HIPAA use case. Before ePHI is introduced, the data flow, provider chain, access model, logging, retention, and required agreements must be reviewed together.
The standard deployment is intended for workflows that exclude cardholder data and sensitive authentication data. Customers must not place that data in prompts, files, agents, or connected tools. Any workflow that could touch the cardholder-data environment must be scoped and reviewed before use.
For government, financial-services, international privacy, or customer-specific requirements, we can scope the architecture, evidence, contract, and operational changes needed for a custom deployment. You'll know what is practical before you commit.
The exact configuration follows your organization, data, and service agreement. These capabilities provide the starting point.
Microsoft Entra sign-in, role-based permissions, and separate organization, MSP, support, billing, and platform administration.
Tenant-scoped sessions and data access keep customer organizations and administrative scopes separate.
Models and approved connections are scoped by each organization's service configuration; members see only the options available to them.
Workflow drafts identify connected-tool actions and approval requirements before anything is activated.
Shared-room messages retain authorship, and every AI answer identifies its model and prompt author.
Azure hosting, managed identities, server-side secrets, and federated deployment credentials reduce standing access.
Direct customers and MSP-managed customers use the same separation of platform, service-provider, and organization responsibilities.
Infrastructure, releases, platform identity, service security, provider integrations, incident response, and platform evidence.
Customer onboarding coordination, service presentation, account-level usage, support, billing relationships, and managed setup.
Members and roles, permitted use, approved connected tools, regulated-data decisions, and service settings agreed during onboarding.
The public tour follows one scripted customer workflow. Roles, policy, retention, and provider administration are reviewed with your team during security and deployment scoping.
Follow one scripted customer workflow. Security policy and administrative controls are reviewed with your team during deployment scoping.