DATA HANDLING

Know where data enters, routes and leaves.

Octoryn is a routing layer, so data handling depends on the customer configuration, selected policy and eligible provider. This overview explains the boundary; the applicable agreement and formal data terms define the commitment.

01Requestcustomer application to router

02Policyeligibility before dispatch

03Providerprocessing on the selected route

04Evidenceoperational records by configuration

The request path

An authorised application sends a request to Octoryn. The router applies configured policy, selects an eligible route and passes the request to the relevant model provider.

Application authenticates to the routerExpand details
This is part of The request path. Octoryn keeps its configuration, outcome and routing context together so teams can validate and review the capability independently.
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Workspace and route policy determine eligibilityExpand details
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An eligible provider processes the model requestExpand details
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The response returns through the router to the applicationExpand details
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Data categories

The path may involve prompts, input files or images, generated outputs, identifiers, usage information and diagnostic metadata. The actual categories depend on the endpoint and workload.

Request content and model outputExpand details
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Workspace, credential and route identifiersExpand details
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Token, latency and outcome measurementsExpand details
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Error and security signals needed for operationExpand details
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Configurable controls

Policies can constrain eligible providers, regions and customer-owned credentials. These controls do not by themselves establish a legal guarantee; commitments must be recorded in the service configuration and agreement.

Provider and model allowlistsExpand details
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Regional eligibility rulesExpand details
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BYOK and environment separationExpand details
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Retention and logging settings where supportedExpand details
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Shared responsibilities

Customers classify their workloads, configure applications safely and choose suitable policies. Octoryn operates the router within the agreed scope; model providers handle data under the selected account and provider terms.

Do not send data the workload is not approved to processExpand details
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Protect credentials and apply least-privilege accessExpand details
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Review provider terms for every eligible routeExpand details
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Use formal data terms for retention, transfer and deletion commitmentsExpand details
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OCTORYN ROUTER

Map a workload before connecting it.

Start with its data classification, permitted providers and regional requirements, then define the route.

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