Encrypted connections
Catavexa uses HTTPS for public traffic and secure service connections in production.
Security and data handling
Catavexa is designed around product-feed data, tenant isolation, protected credentials, deterministic safety rules, and merchant-controlled connections.
Core controls
Security spans the public edge, authentication flows, application queries, credential handling, background jobs, logs, and incident response.
Catavexa uses HTTPS for public traffic and secure service connections in production.
Shopify and Google tokens are treated as secrets, encrypted for production storage, and redacted from logs.
Merchant-owned records are queried within the authenticated shop context to prevent cross-store access.
Shopify webhook HMAC, OAuth state, session authentication, and authorized redirect flows are validated.
Catavexa requests catalog, inventory, Markets, locale, and translation access needed for feed operations—not customer or order scopes.
Background work uses controlled queues, retry limits, audit events, uninstall shutdown, and sensitive-field log redaction.
Data minimization
Catavexa’s core Shopify access is limited to store and catalog operations such as products, variants, inventory, locations, Markets, locales, and translations. It does not require customer records, orders, payment cards, addresses, or customer emails.
AI guardrails
Catavexa separates suggestion generation from deterministic catalog facts and requires merchant review before accepted content becomes part of a feed revision.
Titles, descriptions, Google categories, and plain-language issue explanations.
Price, currency, inventory, availability, GTIN, SKU, variant identity, or landing-page URL.
Suggestions can be accepted or rejected, retained in audit history, and rolled back when the plan supports it.
Responsible disclosure
Email security@catavexa.com with a clear description, reproduction steps, and impact. Do not access data that is not yours or disrupt live service.