Managed deployment
The dedicated application environment runs on managed infrastructure. Operational responsibilities are defined with the service.
Clear boundaries.
Control that stays visible.
Dedicated customer environments, explicit access and traceable product operations. Choose managed deployment or run Pascore within your own infrastructure.
Pascore /Customer environmentDeployment illustrationYour team
Pascore applicationProduct recordsMedia and documents
Agreed destinations
Customer-hosted
The same product stack runs inside customer-controlled infrastructure. Infrastructure and operational responsibilities are agreed during implementation.
One product stack.
Two deployment paths.
Choose where the isolated environment runs without changing the core product model. Discuss the operating boundary and responsibilities before implementation.
Shared foundation
Dedicated customer context, product identity, access controls and operational history remain part of either deployment path.
Access follows
responsibility.
Different teams own different parts of product operations. Use roles and access controls to align actions with those responsibilities rather than giving everyone identical control.
Prepare product information
An example responsibility: maintain attributes and localized content while keeping source context available to the next reviewer.
Illustrative responsibilities, not a list of predefined roles or a permission matrix. The actual access model is agreed for your implementation.
See the change.
Keep the context.
Operational history helps explain what changed, which source was involved and whether work was automated or manual. Keep that context beside the governed record.
- Product record
- CM-240
- Source
- supplier-catalog.csv
- Action
- Automated normalization
Before24v
After24 V
Illustrative history, not a live audit log. Event coverage and operational requirements are reviewed during implementation.
Define the controls.
Agree how they operate.
Security and resilience depend on the deployment as well as the product. Review your infrastructure, recovery and delivery requirements with the implementation team.
Backups and recovery
Backups are part of the reliability model. Backup scope, retention and recovery requirements are defined for the deployment and customer needs.
Encryption and infrastructure
Encryption and isolated boundaries are part of the security model. Specific infrastructure and encryption requirements are reviewed during implementation.
Validation before delivery
Surface incomplete or inconsistent product information before channel delivery. Keep records in the controlled workflow until the relevant requirements are met.
Start with your requirements.
Make the boundaries explicit.
Review hosting, access, backup and operational expectations together. Specific commitments belong in the agreed implementation scope.
Security questions, answered.
Is customer product data isolated?
Pascore is designed around dedicated customer environments rather than mixing customer product operations inside one shared workspace.
Can Pascore run inside our infrastructure?
Yes. The public Pascore deployment model includes customer-hosted deployment.
Does Pascore support roles and access control?
Yes. Roles and access are part of the Pascore operational model.
Does Pascore maintain audit history?
Pascore's platform positioning includes history and audit for product operations and user actions.
Does Pascore have SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification?
No certification should be assumed unless Pascore explicitly publishes that certification. Specific security requirements can be discussed during evaluation.
How are backup requirements defined?
Backup and recovery requirements depend on the deployment and customer needs and should be defined as part of implementation.
Explore the product workflows
Let’s map your infrastructure
and security requirements.
Discuss deployment boundaries, access responsibilities and operational requirements with the Pascore team.
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