Peak Amp is designed to support secure access to operational building data while remaining separate from the systems responsible for direct building control. Peak Amp treats security, access, and data boundaries as part of the product architecture, not an afterthought. Peak Amp is built on AWS. Current architecture and deployment details can be provided during technical review. Access is designed around authenticated users and role-based permissions. The platform is designed to keep customer environments logically separated. Encryption controls should be documented from the production environment during customer security review. Peak Amp is an intelligence layer. It is not positioned as the system responsible for direct building control. Enterprise buyers can request current architecture, data-flow, and security information during evaluation. Publishing note: verify production security controls before replacing this high-level language with specific technical claims or certifications. Enterprise buyers should know what data is used, why it is needed, and how access is governed. Use customer-provided and approved operational data to deliver the contracted Peak Amp service. Customer data remains customer data. Contract language should define rights and responsibilities for each engagement. Limit access to approved users, services, and operational needs. Document retention and deletion commitments in the applicable agreement and production policy. Do not publish a blanket model-training claim until the production AI/data policy has been reviewed and approved. Maintain a current list of material service providers used to operate the production service when required by customer agreements. Peak Amp can support the technical and commercial review needed to evaluate a deployment. A procurement path for eligible customers that prefer to transact through AWS Marketplace. Begin with a defined scope, available data, success criteria, and review process. Architecture and data-flow information can be shared as part of an enterprise technical evaluation. Corporate documentation can be provided through the appropriate procurement process. Define systems, access methods, stakeholders, assets, and operational objectives before deployment. Establish named business and technical contacts for active customer engagements. Contact Peak Amp to discuss architecture, data flows, access, and security requirements for your environment.Enterprise evaluation starts with clear data boundaries.
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