Trust center
The policies, published.
How we handle registered deals, commissions, supplier claims and your data. It’s all published, so you can read it before you sign.
Policies and controls
These pages are public operating policies. They explain how Oqitor works in practice. Your signed partner agreement and commission schedule set the contractual terms, and they govern wherever the two differ.
| Control | State | What it means | Document |
|---|---|---|---|
| Channel conflict policy | Published | Oqitor distributes through partners and does not run a competing direct customer-acquisition team. It commits not to use non-public information from your registered opportunity to compete with you. | Read the policy |
| Account protection | Published | A dated registration gives you and operations a shared record. People review potential conflicts against those records, and there is no automatic priority rule. | Read the policy |
| Commission policy | Published | Oqitor reconciles supplier payments line by line and pays on what it actually receives. Adjustments appear as their own lines. Your share and payment timing are set in your agreement and commission schedule. | Read the policy |
| Supplier claim policy | Published | We describe supplier relationships as they exist. We do not publish supplier counts we cannot substantiate, logos without a documented basis, or availability and pricing promises on a supplier’s behalf. | Read the policy |
| Data security | Published | How partner, account, opportunity, quote, order and commission data is handled. | Read the summary |
| Use of partner data | Published | Partner data is used to run the program. It is not sold, and it is not used to compete with you. | Read the policy |
| Role-scoped access | In place | Portal access is scoped by role and by agency. | Team and roles |
| Commission money at agency level | In place | Agency admins see it. Managers see it only if an admin turns it on. Sales partners do not. | Commissions |
| Audit logging | In place | Sensitive workflows are logged for audit. | None |
| Encryption | In place | Traffic is encrypted in transit. Data is stored with a major managed database provider with encryption at rest. | None |
| Two-factor sign-in | In place | Required for Oqitor staff and available to partner accounts. | None |
| Security certifications | Not claimed | We do not claim any security certification today. We list one only when it is active and applicable. | None |
Report a concern
Report a concern to partners@oqitor.com with “Security” in the subject line.
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