The security posture, stated plainly.
FloorCoach holds floor records that may end up in front of your customers and auditors. Here is exactly what protects them — and what certifications we do and don’t hold.
Data access is enforced at the database layer, per organization. Documents and records from one facility cannot leak into another’s queries or Coach answers — the Coach’s retrieval is site-scoped.
Each signed record carries a SHA-256 canonical hash. The audit pack’s Part 11 appendix recomputes every hash at compile time and marks any record invalid if it doesn’t match.
Signing requires PIN verification; the PIN is sealed on-device with a non-extractable WebCrypto key.
The Coach carries a guard against prompt-based extraction of documents and corpus content.
What we don’t hold
FloorCoach does not currently hold a SOC 2 certification. We describe our posture rather than imply a certification we don’t have. We will complete your security questionnaire — ask.
Harrison Royer, founder — hello@floorcoach.ai