This document summarizes security and data-handling controls for InfoSec and procurement reviews. It describes the current Lazarus Deal Recovery architecture — not a certification claim.

1. Product summary (shipped)

Lazarus Deal Recovery is a deterministic deal autopsy / revenue intelligence engine for stalled B2B pipeline. Customers assemble an evidence package from uploads, mailbox thread search, live meeting transcripts, field capture, optional HubSpot note import, and optional account-signal enrichment. A private API server transcribes audio (optional AssemblyAI), runs AI-assisted extraction (Layer 1), deterministic scoring (Layer 2), and returns a deal autopsy report with evidence quotes, People Map, Deal Risk Index (DRI), and recovery recommendations. Humans decide; Lazarus Deal Recovery does not send outreach or close deals autonomously.

The web console is display-only — scoring logic never runs in the browser. See Terms §1 and Privacy §2.

2. Architecture

2a. Guest freemium vs signed-in persistence

2b. Live evidence channels

Channels are user-initiated. Lazarus Deal Recovery does not silently scrape inboxes or join every meeting. Mailbox search attaches specific deal threads; live sessions require an explicit connect; field capture starts when the rep records.

3. Data classification

4. Security controls

5. Recording and mailbox consent

Lazarus Deal Recovery does not join meetings as a hidden recorder. Customers upload content, start field capture, connect a mailbox, or start a live session and warrant they have legal authority to do so (PIPEDA, U.S. state laws, employment and customer agreements). Mailbox and CRM connectors are read-only and user-initiated in the standard product path. This is the primary legal risk surface for the product — see Terms §2 and DPA §2.

6. Sub-processors

Same list as Privacy Policy §7. Primary hosting: North America.

7. Incident response

8. Customer responsibilities

9. Roadmap (not yet implemented)

Commonly requested — disclosed honestly in security reviews:

10. Document index

This overview is accurate to the current codebase. Have legal and security counsel review before submitting to regulated customers or RFPs that require formal certifications. Lazarus Deal Recovery is not SOC 2 certified today; hosting providers may maintain their own certifications.