Local-first data boundary
Free-workspace sales, purchasing, inventory, accounts, parties, reports, and backups remain on the customer-controlled computer.
The free product minimizes cloud data exposure. Managed services add controlled cloud capabilities only through an explicit agreement and technical entitlement.
Free-workspace sales, purchasing, inventory, accounts, parties, reports, and backups remain on the customer-controlled computer.
Passwords are handled by the authentication API and stored as one-way hashes. Secrets should never be shared through support email.
Cloud sync, managed backup, mobile access, and custom workspaces require explicit company entitlements.
Managed services are designed around scoped identities, private data stores, encrypted transport, controlled backups, and tenant-aware authorization.
Release integrity, signing, update metadata, and rollback are treated as separate release gates.
Authentication, service health, failures, and security-relevant events are logged and monitored according to the deployed environment.
If you believe you found a vulnerability, report it privately with affected URLs or versions, reproduction steps, impact, and safe supporting evidence. Do not access customer data, degrade service, or publicly disclose an unremediated issue.
This page describes Karoobar's security approach; it is not a claim of ISO, SOC, PCI, FBR, or another independent certification unless a current certificate is expressly published.