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Security, Privacy, Templates & Localization

Keep evidence safe/legal; use copy-ready templates; make it accessible globally.

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Written by Catalin Fetean
Updated over 3 weeks ago

Audience: Admins, Security, Legal, Global PMs
Outcomes: Reduced risk; faster, clearer documents; inclusive UX

Security & privacy

  • Files AV-scanned + MIME-validated; stored outside web root

  • Access control: only participants + Admins; internal notes are org-private

  • PII: redact where possible; never upload secrets/keys

  • All actions audit-logged (actor, timestamp, IP/correlation ID)

  • Exported evidence bundles can be redacted on download

Templates (copy-ready)

Opening statement (party)

Order: ord_123 | Milestone: m1 (due 2025-09-01 UTC) Expectation: “Figma prototype with component library v2” per Contract §3.1 Observed: Only static PNGs; no component library. Impact: Blocked release; estimated delay 5 business days. Attachments: contract_excerpt.pdf, figma_spec.pdf, screenshots.zip Remedy requested: 20% refund or redo by 2025-09-05 UTC.

Admin decision note

Summary: Deliverables late and missing components; buyer evidence corroborated by timestamps. Resolution: refund_partial, amount = 30,000 (20% of total) Follow-ups: Seller to deliver corrected library by 2025-09-07; if missed, convert to refund_full. Reputation: Seller −4 (recent), Buyer +0.5 (evidence quality).

Mediator checklist (internal)

  • Acceptance criteria explicit + attached?

  • Dates/timestamps consistent?

  • Proof of partial completion?

  • Remedy proportional to impact?

Localization & accessibility

  • Support dual-language evidence (original + translated summary)

  • Use alt text; avoid color-only distinctions in annotations

  • Show absolute date + timezone (e.g., “16 Aug 2025, 14:00 EEST”)

  • Keep decisions plain-language; avoid legalese unless required

QA checklist

  • Evidence bundles export with optional redaction

  • Localized UI strings and timezone formatting verified

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