Understand the environment behind the workspace.

Security, privacy, and control are the foundation of the Timberline architecture.

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Your Timberline environment

Public model API

Your organization's workspace

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  • Chats
  • Projects
  • Documents
  • Isolated tenancy
  • Dedicated encryption keys
  • Segmented network
  • Customer-specific resources

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Access starts with identity.

Timberline is designed around authenticated users, organizational access controls, and access management.

Single sign-on

Use your organization's identity provider to control access to Timberline.

Role-based access

Administrators control what users can access and what they are allowed to manage.

Administrative visibility

Tenant administrators can see and manage users, workspace activity, sharing, and platform configuration.

Encrypted in transit. Encrypted at rest. TLS 1.2+ in transit, AES-256 at rest, managed key infrastructure, tenant-based keys.

Security at every layer.

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Dedicated environment

Timberline is designed around a separate customer environment rather than a single shared workspace for every organization. Customer identity, configuration, application context, and data are kept within that tenant boundary, reducing the risk of cross-customer exposure and making security controls easier to reason about.

Encryption

Customer information is protected while it is moving through the platform and while it is stored. Encryption is one layer of a broader security model that also includes identity, access control, isolation, monitoring, and operational safeguards around the systems that process sensitive information.

Enterprise identity

Timberline integrates with organizational identity controls so access can be tied to the users and policies your company already manages. This helps ensure that access is granted to the right people, removed when it should be, and governed through the same identity practices used across the rest of the enterprise.

Administrative control

Tenant administrators can manage users, permissions, sharing, and platform settings from a central place. The goal is to give the customer—not Timberline alone—clear control over who can use the service, what they can access, and how the environment is configured.

Auditability

Important administrative and security activity should leave a record. Timberline is designed to provide visibility into actions such as access, sharing, configuration changes, and other events that matter for security review, investigations, and compliance oversight.

No shared training

Customer information is not used to train shared models for other Timberline customers. Data provided to Timberline is used to deliver the service to that organization, without turning sensitive business or healthcare information into shared training material.

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