Unified TexChat account
One account direction for Web and Android access, with organization membership kept separate from personal identity.
Security & Data Trust
Security & Data Trust
TexChat is designed to separate company workspace data, personal mobile tools, communication records, AI work and platform administration.
Business teams need speed and control, but they also need clear data boundaries and recovery options.
Data trust
Clear boundaries for company work, personal tools and AI assistance
TexChat is a business workspace, so trust is not only a security slogan. It is a product design choice around who owns business records, what stays personal, and which actions need human control.
Company workspace boundary
Each company works inside its own workspace with business records, members, roles and permission boundaries.
Role and permission control
Owners and members can be separated so pricing, files, orders, finance and settings are not exposed through a flat model.
Plan and module access
Feature depth can match the plan a team chooses, from core workflow to advanced execution and intelligence.
Personal tools stay separate
Mobile notes, personal ledger, card wallet and personal files are designed as personal tools, not automatic company records.
Fast access with local cache
Common business records can open faster from local cache, while the cloud keeps the authoritative workspace record.
Retention and export direction
Account and organization closure should have a recovery window and data export path instead of accidental instant loss.
Platform administration boundary
Platform governance focuses on accounts, organizations, subscriptions, permissions and audit metadata, not default access to business content.
Controlled external visibility
Future customer, supplier or observer access should expose only the records a workspace intentionally shares.
Private deployment option
Enterprise teams may need stricter deployment, audit, integration and data policy options.
Workspace layers
Security is built across the product, not added as one switch.
A textile SaaS workspace needs account access, company records, personal tools, communication, AI drafts and administration boundaries to work together.
1
TexChat account 2
Company workspace 3
Members and roles 4
Business records 5
Communication records 6
Mobile personal tools 7
AI drafts and knowledge 8
Platform administration Sensitive areas
Where permission matters most
Textile work includes prices, suppliers, payments, shipments, documents and business conversations. These areas need role and permission control, not a flat shared account.
Customer and supplier recordsQuotation and PI amountsInventory and shipment operationsFinance and payment recordsUploaded files and trade documentsMember, role and organization settingsAI-generated drafts and future AI actions
Trust principles
How TexChat should earn business trust
Trust is practical: company data should stay with the workspace, personal tools should stay personal, AI should support people, and platform administration should have boundaries.
Company data belongs to the workspace
A member leaving the company should not erase the company’s customers, products, PI, shipments or documents.
Personal tools stay personal
Mobile personal notes, cards and ledger records should not automatically become organization business data.
Cloud sync with clear boundaries
Local cache helps speed. Cloud records keep the team aligned across devices and users.
Human control for AI work
AI should help search, summarize and draft first; sensitive actions stay permission-aware and human-confirmed.
Build textile work on a trusted workspace.
TexChat is designed around company workspaces, personal tool boundaries, permissions, mobile access and AI-assisted work under human control.