What you hand us stays sealed
Clients hand Bond the papers a company runs on: tender files, pricing, registrations, financial records. Here is what could go wrong with that, and what we shut down so it does not.
What we shut down
A tender you are bidding on read by anyone outside your bid team.
Your pricing leaving the desk. The number stays with you, and we build the file around it.
Company records shared beyond the people named on your proposal.
An account or a document of yours used for anything except the work you hired us for.
The technical side
Tender files and company records never travel over everyday chat. They move on end-to-end encrypted channels — Signal, or a line your company already uses and trusts.
Every account that touches client work runs two-step verification. The computers the work happens on are locked and encrypted.
Files live in one place, not in inboxes. When an engagement ends, you tell us to keep the file current or to hand it back.
The human side
Your file is read by the people named on your proposal and nobody else, every one of them under NDA.
Nothing is passed to outside workers. The people on the proposal do the work.
If two companies chase the same tender, we take one and decline the other.
An NDA is signed before any file moves. First contact can happen anywhere; the file itself moves to a sealed channel once the paper is signed.