Azotte protects the systems that decide who can buy, renew, access, pause, upgrade, downgrade, and pay. Aligned with enterprise security standards from day one. Security is part of the operating layer.
Subscription platforms touch catalog, pricing, checkout, entitlements, lifecycle automation, and customer records. Azotte treats every one of those flows as a controlled business operation, not a database to bolt security onto later.
Tenant-aware access, tenant-scoped API operations, and environment separation reduce the risk of accidental cross-tenant exposure.
Admin changes, API activity, lifecycle events, and configuration updates leave an audit trail by design.
When a provider, bank, or external dependency slows down, Azotte protects active subscribers while controlling risky new activity.
Azotte fits vendor-risk reviews, internal security models, and production operating standards.
Azotte supports high-availability operating models for revenue-critical flows, with graceful degradation when external providers fail.
Route storefronts through different PSPs, apply fallback logic, and stop treating one provider outage as a full revenue outage.
Protect existing subscribers while limiting risky actions like new registration, checkout, or provider-dependent operations.
Track incidents, dependency issues, retries, and provider responses so support, finance, and engineering share the same operational view.
Azotte is designed to align with the security and compliance frameworks enterprise teams require. Architecture, controls, and operating practices map to each, so reviews start from a known baseline.
Control alignment
Audit-ready controls
Consumer rights workflows
EU data protection
Architecture supports PHI
Logging, access control, and data handling are implemented to support audits. The system is structured for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 processes, so customers can run audits without re-architecting.
One line on the regulator. One line on the architectural alignment. No legal jargon, no overclaiming.
International standard for managing information security. Defines how a company identifies risks, applies controls, and proves its security posture is governed, not improvised.
How Azotte aligns: documented information security management practices covering people, process, and technology. Risk assessments, control mapping to Annex A, and operating procedures structured to support formal certification when customers require it.
Independent assessment framework that tests whether security controls operate over time across Security, Availability, and Confidentiality.
How Azotte aligns: controls structured to meet SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria, with audit-ready evidence, mapped controls, and operating practices that can support formal SOC 2 engagement under NDA.
California law that gives consumers the right to know, delete, correct, and opt out of the sale or sharing of their personal information. CPRA tightened those rights and added sensitive personal information.
How Azotte aligns: APIs for export, deletion, and correction at the subscriber level. Storefront policies honor opt-out signals (including Global Privacy Control) and propagate them to downstream consent records.
EU regulation governing how personal data of EU residents is collected, processed, stored, and transferred. Lawful basis, data subject rights, breach notification, and cross-border transfer rules all live here.
How Azotte aligns: EU data residency, Data Processing Agreement, sub-processor transparency, DPIA support, and Standard Contractual Clauses for international transfers. Data subject requests served via API, not email.
US law that protects Protected Health Information (PHI). Governs privacy, security, and breach notification for covered entities and their business associates.
How Azotte aligns: architecture supports PHI handling. Business Associate Agreements available for healthcare customers. PHI-handling tenants run on segregated infrastructure with stricter access controls, audit retention, and encryption-key isolation.
Azotte is designed around hosted checkout, hosted fields, PSP tokenization, and provider-side strong customer authentication. Sensitive card entry stays inside the PSP layer while Azotte orchestrates subscription, pricing, entitlement, and lifecycle logic.
Enters payment details in a hosted or tokenized flow. PAN never touches the merchant front end.
Handles PAN, SCA, 3DS, and card vaulting. PCI scope sits with the regulated provider.
Stores tokens, state, events, and business decisions. Drives renewals, dunning, and entitlements off PSP tokens, never card numbers.
Report security issues to security@azotte.com. PGP public key available on request. We acknowledge reports within 24 hours and aim to resolve valid reports within 30 days. A bug bounty program is available for security researchers in good standing.
Security documentation, architecture overviews, and completed security questionnaires are available under NDA. Support for formal audit processes is provided. Contact trust@azotte.com.
Azotte runs two analytics layers side by side. A first-party tracker posts events to mcrm.azotte.com, the same first-party host that handles demo bookings. Google Analytics 4 receives the same events for aggregate traffic reporting. Both honour the same opt-out: clicking Opt out on the consent banner stops first-party events and switches GA4 Consent Mode to denied, so no analytics cookies are set.
localStorage under az_analytics_v1The bottom-right consent banner offers a one-click opt-out on first visit. To clear stored attribution and revisit the banner later, run AzotteAnalytics.resetConsent() in your browser console and reload the page. Browser-level Global Privacy Control signals are honoured wherever local law requires it.
Security questionnaires, architecture notes, data-flow explanations, and vendor-risk material can be shared during evaluation. For active enterprise opportunities, Azotte provides deeper technical review under NDA.