This page consolidates CodeElevate's security posture, governance philosophy, enterprise review support, and operational documentation in one place. It is designed for security reviewers, procurement teams, and engineering leaders evaluating CodeElevate as enterprise infrastructure.
Repository Access
CodeElevate is designed to operate with the minimum repository access required for structural analysis. The service requests only read permissions. Write operations, push access, and administrative operations are architecturally outside scope — this is not a policy setting, it is a design constraint.
CE requests only the read permissions necessary to perform structural analysis on the repository scope you authorize. We do not request elevated or unnecessary access.
Write, push, branch management, and repository administrative operations are outside the architectural scope of CodeElevate. This is a design constraint, not a configuration.
You authorize and can revoke repository access through your source control provider. Revoking access removes CE's ability to read those repositories immediately.
When integrated into your CI pipeline, CE runs as a read-only observer scoped to the CI execution context. It does not maintain persistent access between runs.
Full access model documentation: Security & Trust page
Data Handling
Structural analysis processes the organization and relationships of your codebase — module boundaries, coupling relationships, and architectural contracts. CE does not retain source file content beyond what is necessary to complete analysis. Findings, run metadata, and governance records are retained per your account and plan settings.
Analysis execution is controlled and scoped. CE runs against the repository scope you authorize, on the CI events you configure. Analysis does not execute outside of authorized CI events. There is no background processing of your repositories.
Data handling obligations are formalized in our Data Processing Addendum, which is available to all enterprise customers and available on request during evaluation.
Documentation
All enterprise governance and legal documents are publicly available. No registration required to review any of the following.
Privacy Policy
How we collect, handle, and protect personal data
Terms of Service
The contractual terms governing use of CodeElevate
Data Processing Addendum
Data processing obligations for enterprise customers
Subprocessors
Third-party processors and their data access scope
Security & Trust
Security posture, access model, and disclosure philosophy
Acceptable Use Policy
Permitted and prohibited uses of the CodeElevate service
Enterprise Review
If your organization requires formal security documentation as part of vendor onboarding, procurement review, or compliance evaluation, we support that process through our enterprise inquiry path. We respond to security review requests within two business days.
Available upon request for enterprise evaluations
Enterprise security inquiries: sales@codeelevate.dev
Disclosure Philosophy
We are deliberately transparent about our security posture, access model, and data handling practices — because enterprise teams need that information to make informed procurement decisions. We are intentionally opaque about internal implementation mechanics and enforcement logic — because those details are proprietary and their disclosure would not benefit customers.
Publicly documented
Available under NDA
Not publicly disclosed
Compliance Direction
CodeElevate's trust and compliance posture will continue evolving alongside enterprise adoption requirements. We are committed to operating transparently about what we have today and what is in progress — and we do not make certification claims we cannot substantiate.
If your organization requires specific compliance posture information or documentation as part of procurement, contact sales@codeelevate.dev. We will tell you directly what we have, what we are working toward, and what timeline is realistic.
This page provides a summary of CodeElevate's trust architecture and is intended to help enterprise teams understand how the service operates and what documentation is available. It does not constitute a legally binding warranty or guarantee of security outcomes. For contractual commitments, refer to your service agreement or contact us directly.