Management companies hold owner records, financials, governing documents, and board deliberations. Sliceo is built to protect all of it — with encryption, per-client isolation, affirmative consent for anything we record, and the plain commitment that your data is yours, never a product we sell or train on.
Every connection to Sliceo uses TLS, and data is encrypted at rest in our infrastructure. Where a product must hold a vendor login, it is encrypted with a key scoped to your firm alone.
Each management company’s data is separated at the database layer. One client can never see another’s associations, owners, invoices, or reports — isolation is enforced on every request, not assumed.
Access to production data is limited to the people who need it, protected by multi-factor authentication, and logged. Your portal supports MFA and role-based access so you control who on your team sees what.
Sliceo runs on Cloudflare’s global network — the same infrastructure that fronts a large share of the internet — with DDoS protection, a managed web application firewall, and automatic patching at the edge.
Every integration we build is proven in an isolated sandbox before it ever touches your live platform, so “connected” never means “fragile.”
Traffic, access, and click-over activity are logged and monitored so unusual behavior is visible quickly — and so your monthly reporting reflects exactly what happened on your account.
Sliceo processes your data to run the products and services you’ve turned on — nothing else. We do not sell your data, we do not share it with advertisers, and we do not repurpose it for anything you didn’t ask for.
We keep data only as long as it serves the purpose you gave it to us, then delete it.
Board meetings are sensitive, and recording laws vary by state. Minute Maker is built so recording is always visible, consented to, and used only to prepare your minutes.
The notetaker joins as a clearly identified participant and posts a notice that the session is being recorded and transcribed for the sole purpose of preparing the minutes. It never hides.
Because remote attendees can span states with different laws, we default to all-party consent: everyone is notified and can decline, and the notetaker can be removed before executive session.
Your recordings, transcripts, and minutes are never used to train shared AI models by default. Your board’s deliberations are yours — not fuel for someone else’s product.
The consent notice states what is being recorded, why, how long it’s kept, and that it is not used for training — so nobody is agreeing to something hidden in fine print.
The recording is destroyed once the minutes are complete. Deletion means deletion, within a stated window, with any legal-hold exceptions called out plainly.
Minute Maker ships under your management company’s brand, and your secretary approves every set of minutes before they’re filed. Sliceo stays invisible; you stay in control.
To deliver Sliceo we rely on a short list of trusted infrastructure and service providers. We keep the list small, choose vendors with strong security postures, and disclose them. The current list is available on request, and we give notice before adding a subprocessor that would handle your data.
Categories include cloud infrastructure, payment processing, e-signature, transcription and AI, and email delivery. We’ll name the specific providers in our security summary and DPA.
Found a security issue? We want to know, and we’ll work with you in good faith.
Email [email protected] with the details. We investigate promptly, keep you updated, and won’t pursue researchers who report in good faith and avoid harming data or privacy.
Ask for our security summary, a DPA, or a walkthrough of how we’d protect your data — before anything touches your live platform.
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