Identity and organization
A user must be signed in and have an active organization. Missing or invalid organization context is rejected.
Security and data use
PeakPilot separates organizations, checks access on the server and makes it explicit when data is shared or processed externally.
Access control
Protected operations use the signed-in identity, active organization and role as the gateway to project data.
A user must be signed in and have an active organization. Missing or invalid organization context is rejected.
Projects, datasets and simulation results are checked against the active organization during protected operations.
Admins manage members, billing and organization settings. Members work within the project workflow.
Security headers restrict unwanted content, embedding by other sites and unintended disclosure of referrer information.
Data flow
PeakPilot processes the project data your team enters. Share only what is needed for the business client case.
Import relevant interval data and project characteristics. Avoid free text or personal data that is not needed for the simulation.
Sources, units, scenario inputs and results remain associated with the project and active organization.
Reports, exports and share links are created only by a user action. Review the content before sharing it with a client.
Share links
A result link contains a random token, has an expiry date and can be revoked. Anyone with a valid link can view the shared result until the link expires or is revoked.
When creating the link, choose how long the result remains available.
Revoke a link when its recipient or the advisory process changes.
Optional AI processing
The simulation works without AI Advisor. External AI processing starts only after an organization admin enables the feature.
Only an organization admin can activate AI Advisor and manage its provider settings.
The provider receives relevant project context, source metadata and aggregated simulation outcomes. Raw measurement rows and interval values are not sent.
AI Advisor creates draft text. The adviser checks facts, assumptions and wording before using it in client advice.
Auditability
PeakPilot keeps source data, scenario inputs, units and simulation results together, helping your team trace an outcome back to the selected client case.
Report blocks can be linked to a specific project, simulation result and result fingerprint.
PeakPilot provides decision support. It does not replace a security audit, legal advice or independent validation of your client data.
Security questions
These answers explain what the product does, what your organization controls and where additional checks remain necessary.
Protected project operations check the signed-in identity, active organization and the project's organization ID. A project outside that boundary is not returned as an accessible project.
Organization admins manage members, billing, tariffs and optional AI settings. Members can use the project workflow but do not have these administrative capabilities.
A valid share link shows the saved snapshot of the shared simulation result and its project labels. The link is not tied to the recipient's identity, so use an appropriate channel and revoke it when needed.
No. AI Advisor is off by default and is not required to set up projects, import data or run simulations.
Once enabled, AI Advisor can process relevant project context, aggregated energy and financial outcomes, and source metadata. Raw dataset rows and interval values are excluded from the AI evidence.
No. Technical controls help, but your organization remains responsible for user management, data minimization, safe distribution of share links and review of reports.
Privacy in context
The privacy policy explains data categories, purposes, processors and your rights.
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