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Security and data handling

Cadence collects Windows event counts, version strings, service states, network metrics and file sizes. It never reads, transmits or stores:

  • company-file contents (.qbw), transactions, customers, payroll or any financial data
  • credentials, documents, screen contents or keystrokes

Company-file names are deliberately discarded — they can carry customer or matter identifiers. Only sizes and ratios are kept.

The only file the agent ever writes is QuickBooks’ own update-channel config, and only the background-update flag, only under lock policy, and only after taking a verified backup.

Credential Held by Scope Stored as
Enrollment token the installer, briefly create devices for one site SHA-256 hash
Device credential one agent write telemetry for its own host only SHA-256 hash
Status token the customer read-only, one site SHA-256 hash
Operator key the operator full console platform secret

Plaintext is shown once at creation and never persisted server-side. Rotation replaces the hash. A device credential may only report for the host it was issued to; a revoked credential is refused outright.

HTTPS only. Rate limits applied after authentication and keyed to the authenticated site. A true byte cap on request bodies, aborted mid-stream. Strict input validation with numeric clamping and string truncation. Server-side timestamps, so an agent cannot backdate a sample. Security headers on every response. Bound SQL parameters throughout, and escaped HTML output.

Endpoints return one generic 401 for a bad site, an unknown site, a missing token and a wrong token alike, so site identifiers cannot be enumerated.

Samples are pruned on a schedule (default 90 days), which bounds storage and limits the blast radius of any future disclosure.

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