AfterCrash.AI Intake & Growth Platform
Security foundation

Security is part of the product architecture—not a marketing badge.

AfterCrash is being built around tenant isolation, narrow access, auditability, and deliberate handling of sensitive personal injury information.

Purpose-built

Controls designed for a multi-tenant platform

The Phase 1 foundation treats cross-firm data isolation and secure communication patterns as prerequisites.

Tenant isolation

Scope firm data to its organization, with row-level security and server-side capability checks as core controls.

Role-based access

Limit access by organization membership, role, and explicit capability rather than broad shared visibility.

Auditability

Record security-relevant and operational events to support accountability and incident review.

Safer communications

Keep ordinary SMS and email generic, with sensitive details directed to authenticated secure surfaces.

Verified integrations

Design webhook and integration boundaries around signatures, idempotency, and narrow permissions.

Controlled AI

Constrain AI to structured intake and approved information, with schema validation and human escalation.

Phase 1 · Currently building

Security controls are under active implementation and validation. AfterCrash does not claim HIPAA certification or any other certification not expressly documented in a signed agreement.

Architecture priorities

  • Organization-scoped data and row-level security
  • Server-side authorization checks
  • Audit trails for key actions
  • Signed and idempotent webhook processing
  • Secure links for sensitive communications

Responsible commitments

  • No unsupported certification claims
  • No advertising pixels on secure intake or portal pages
  • No sensitive details in ordinary text or email
  • No implicit platform-admin access to tenant data
  • No AI legal advice or invented case outcomes

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