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How this funnel handles data

Last reviewed August 16, 2026

The public tools are designed for evaluation—not for secrets. Do not enter customer records, credentials, regulated personal data, or confidential source material.

AI Value Study

Your submitted contact information, assessment answers, report snapshot, score, and selected workflow are sent to a same-origin server endpoint and stored in a server-only database table. Browser roles have no read or write privileges to that table.

Work Redesign Diagnostic

The diagnostic saves progress in your browser so you can resume. Its generated brief can be printed or downloaded by you. Aule receives an interaction event only if you permit measurement; the detailed diagnostic answers are not sent to the analytics endpoint.

Agent Authority Blueprint

The Blueprint saves on your device and, after you begin, syncs an encrypted-in-transit workspace record to a server-only database. A randomly generated private recovery link is the only credential for that record; Aule stores a one-way hash of the link secret, not the secret itself. Optional advertising and funnel analytics are disabled on the Blueprint route. Anyone with the private recovery link can open the workspace, so do not share it publicly. Records expire after 12 months without activity and can be deleted from the Blueprint's Resources menu.

AI Value Review

The request form stores the identity and workflow context needed to respond. Marketing permission is a separate, unchecked option. Campaign attribution may be attached to the request so the source can be measured without placing personal form fields in the analytics event table.

Analytics boundaries

The first-party event stream accepts a fixed list of event names and limited scalar properties. It does not accept email addresses, names, free-form diagnostic answers, or report contents. Referrers are reduced to hostnames before storage.

Production work

Any future implementation has a separate security and data-access design. System permissions, data boundaries, human approvals, audit logging, retention, and incident procedures are agreed before an agent handles production work.