
Yes, Softspell meets SOC 2 standards for security and availability. We have SOC2 Type 2 compliance
Yes, it integrates with enterprise identity providers via Single Sign-On.
RBAC ensures only authorized users can access specific modules.
Our platform ensure least data retention, with regional data residency, doesn't store or process any PII information of the users.

The IDE plugin runs on the developer’s local machine, with all code indexes stored locally on the developer’s system.

The orchestration layer functions as a secure pass-through backend within the SoftSpell platform.

We use secure LLM services from AWS and Azure, with additional guardrails applied for enhanced security and compliance.
All interaction from developer system to the platform happens over secure TLS protocol.
With respect to the coding assistant feature of SoftSpell, nothing is stored in the platform. Every code that SoftSpell generates/modifies resides with the developer IDE.
Yes, user can whitelist our platform wildcard domain to allow secure access from customer network.
No customer data ever leaves our private SaaS environment.
Soft Spell will run in Aspire’s SaaS cloud, with tenant isolation. There would be no dependencies on Customer end.
The prompt, code or context is used only for inferencing with the LLM on a need basis without any direct storage of the artefact. In case the user prefers to store the prompt for future reference, the same is stored as encrypted.
Details retained at Softspell's end:
- Only the usage tracking metrics (timestamps, request IDs) (No other context is stored)
Details retained only at Customer end:
- Customer source code
- Full prompts or generated code content
- Indexed repositories or documents
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