
Last Updated: July 2026. This policy outlines how user credentials, database uploads, and transcripts are isolated and processed.
Nemetron is a software portfolio and demonstration platform. This document outlines general operational practices and must be reviewed and customized before any formal commercial distribution.
The application processes the following category parameters to deliver unified multi-agent chat and RAG services:
Your information is processed solely to operate the console features:
All databases enforce PostgreSQL Row Level Security (RLS). A user account cannot read, write, update, or delete records belonging to another authenticated account. Session tokens are verified on the server side on every query.
In order to protect the platform against abuse (such as SSRF, IDOR attacks, or authentication brute-forcing), Nemetron temporarily logs high-severity security events.
Certain features require sending query inputs to external partners. These operations are managed securely:
These providers do not receive your password hashes or access keys.
While the architecture utilizes RLS checks, private buckets, and server-side keys, no digital system is completely immune to security limitations. Users should avoid submitting production server keys, personal credentials, or highly sensitive corporate financial assets to the workspace.
The account settings panel includes options to purge all user metadata. Selecting "Purge My Data" deletes all active conversation records, storage documents, video transcripts, and prompt counters immediately and permanently.
This policy can be modified to reflect library upgrades. For general support queries, please contact your local developer administrator.