Security and trust
Cresia is built for enterprise reality: controlled access, clear ownership, and an audit trail behind everything that ships. Here is our posture, stated plainly.
Invite-only by design
Workspaces are invite-only. Every member is known, every seat is deliberate, and nothing about your workspace is discoverable from outside it.
Roles and access control
Role-based access separates who can draft, who can approve, and who can administer — per product and per workspace. One secure login; access ends when membership does.
A person behind every action
AI drafts and recommends; it never acts alone. Every change that ships — creative, experiment, media move, spec revision — carries a named human approval.
Audit trails throughout
Who approved what, when, and what changed is recorded across all four products — creative variants, experiments, media actions and tracking specs alike. Compliance reviews become self-serve.
Your data, your questions
Data handling, retention, residency and sub-processor questions deserve specific answers for your situation, not a marketing page. Ask them in the demo — the people who built the platform will answer them directly.
Security questions, answered
Does Cresia support single sign-on?
Yes — workspaces use one secure login, and access is tied to workspace membership.
Can AI take actions on its own?
No. Everything AI produces — drafts, variants, recommendations, specs — waits for a named human approval before it ships. This is a design principle, not a setting.
How do compliance reviews work?
Every product keeps a full approval trail. Compliance teams can self-serve the history — who approved what, when, and what changed — instead of requesting reconstructions.
Where do I get security documentation?
Request a demo and ask — security and data-handling specifics are answered directly, for your situation, by the team that built the platform.
Bring your security team to the demo.
Specific questions get specific answers, from the people who built the platform.
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