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Security at LossStack

Claim data is sensitive. LossStack is designed with access control, encryption, audit traceability, and organization-level isolation from the ground up.

Access control

  • Role-based permissions configured at the organization level
  • Claims and data are scoped to your organization only
  • Client portal access is controlled by token-gated secure links
  • Tokens are never exposed in URLs after initial access
  • Portal access can be revoked or regenerated at any time by your team

Data protection

  • Claim data is stored in access-controlled, encrypted infrastructure
  • Attachments and documents are stored with server-side encryption
  • Presigned upload URLs are scoped and time-limited
  • No claim data is shared across organizations
  • Data is isolated by organization at the database level

Audit and traceability

  • All claim-level actions are logged to an auditable activity history
  • Atlas measurement orders, status changes, and deliveries are logged
  • Client portal interactions (messages, approvals, document access) are recorded
  • Team permission changes and invitations are audit-logged
  • Signed document events are recorded with timestamps

API and integration security

  • All API endpoints require authenticated sessions or API tokens
  • Mobile (LossStack Field) requests require signed API tokens scoped to your organization
  • Public routes (client portal, health checks) are explicitly allowlisted — no accidental exposure
  • No claim data is returned from unauthenticated endpoints

Security disclosures

This page describes the general security architecture of LossStack. It is not a formal security audit, penetration test report, or compliance certification document. If you have specific security requirements for an Enterprise evaluation, contact us to discuss.

To report a security vulnerability, email security@lossstack.com.

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