Six stages, one owner.
The customer owns the record at every stage. Vendidit operates the application.
Only what the record needs.
Each data type is listed with the reason it is collected, who can see it, and how long it stays.
Item identification uses a commercial identification service. Every suggestion is reviewed by a staff member before it becomes part of the record. The architecture is provider agnostic and the underlying service can be changed without changing the product.
Customer photographs are never used to train provider models. Data residency for processing: United States, in AWS us-east, the same region as AIMIS storage.
The customer owns the records and photographs. The export is a spreadsheet and photograph files, readable without AIMIS.
Deletion is prompt and event-driven, not on a fixed day-count timer — it begins as soon as the customer requests it. Records under active custody-chain or regulatory retention are kept until that hold lifts, not deleted on a schedule. Backup deletion timing: data removed from the live database ages out of automated backups within the 3-day backup-retention window.
Who can do what.
Role based access, administered by each moving company's own staff. Vendidit has no support-access path into inventory records; platform administrators can see invitation and signup metadata across companies to operate the platform.