Your business data deserves serious protection.

AutoMyra holds your customers, your sales, your invoices and your employees. This page sets out the controls that are actually in place — not a list of the controls a page like this usually lists.

We do not hold ISO 27001, SOC 2 or PCI certification, and we do not display badges for them. Where a control is not in place yet, it is not listed below.

Data isolation

  • A database per business — Your data lives in its own database, not in shared tables separated by a column. One customer's query cannot reach another customer's rows, because there is nothing for it to reach.
  • Isolated cache and queues — Cache keys and background jobs are namespaced per business, so nothing crosses over in transit either.

Access control

  • Role-based permissions — What a user can open, edit, export and delete follows from the role you assign. Permissions are held per business, so your roles are yours.
  • Token authentication — API access uses issued tokens rather than shared credentials, and a token can be revoked without changing anybody's password.
  • Hashed API keys — API keys are stored as a SHA-256 hash. The secret is shown once, at creation, and is never recoverable from the database — including by us.
  • Widget domain whitelist — The support widget only accepts requests from the domains you list, so your embed code is not usable on someone else's site.

Data protection

  • Encryption in transit — All traffic to AutoMyra is served over HTTPS.
  • Field-level encryption — Sensitive employee identifiers — PAN, Aadhaar, ESI and bank details — are encrypted in the database, not merely restricted by permission.
  • Passwords are never stored — Passwords are stored as a one-way hash, so a database copy does not yield anybody's password.
  • Retention on assessments — A public Business Health result is reachable only by its link, is excluded from search engines, and is deleted automatically once its retention period is up.

Accountability

  • Activity logs — Changes to leads, tickets and tasks are recorded with who made them and when, so a handover or a dispute is answered from the record.
  • Approval trails — HR approvals are workflows with their steps, approvers and outcomes stored — an approval is evidence, not a recollection.
  • Consent and opt-out — WhatsApp consent and opt-outs are recorded and honoured, which is both a policy requirement and a record you can produce.

Platform

  • Rate limiting — Public endpoints — the contact form, the health assessment, the widgets — are rate limited by name, so one caller cannot exhaust them for everyone.
  • Input validation — Requests are validated server-side before they reach your data. Client-side checks are a convenience, never the control.
  • Your data is exportable — Your records are yours. They can be exported, which is what makes the decision to stay a choice rather than a lock-in.