Share the right context. Keep control of access.
Company information deserves clear rules. TenX combines workspace permissions, investor information rights, and explicit sharing choices.
Built into the product
Clear controls for a connected workflow.
Company-level access
Workspace selection is checked against ownership or team membership. Changing the selected company does not grant access to another company's data.
Role and information boundaries
Founder, investor, and administrator roles have different permissions. Investor information rights determine the company information available to an account.
Verified shared reading
Optional email-verified update links use expiring verification codes and scoped reader sessions. Shared links can expire or be revoked.
Document access controls
Document and download routes check access. Share controls and available download restrictions depend on the type of document and link.
Tracking choices
Founders can choose engagement tracking per update. Verified readers see a notice; approximate location requires a separate opt-in.
Protective checks
Session revocation, request throttling, origin checks, and browser-write protections support the platform's access controls.
An honest security conversation
Controls are not a certification.
This overview describes product controls, not a SOC2 certification, a promise of uninterrupted service, or a substitute for your own security review. Ask us about your procurement and data-handling requirements.
Subscription card payments are handled through Stripe. TenX does not store raw card numbers. Revoking a share link prevents future access; it cannot recall content someone has already read or copied.
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The founder-investor operating system
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