Trust Center
Controls that protect evidence, clients and decisions.
Trust is implemented through operating controls, not added as marketing language. This page describes the rules Tayoca actually enforces.
Claims stay traceable.
Public claims require evidence, review and an explicit approval record.
See the evidence standardSensitive data stays out.
Repository, client, payment and security data are excluded unless deliberately approved and safely redacted.
Automation has boundaries.
Automations may prepare. Sensitive communications and material public publication remain approval-gated.
Operating controls
How each control actually works.
Buyer review integrity
A review is labelled as a verified buyer review only after the purchase is checked against the commerce provider, the submitted buyer email matches the verified purchase record, publication consent is explicit, and a human publication decision is recorded. Critical sentiment alone is never a rejection criterion.
Corrections
Material factual errors are corrected and recorded rather than silently rewritten. Contact support@tayoca.com.
AI disclosure
AI may assist research, analysis, drafting and automation. Human accountability remains with Tayoca.
Credentials and attestations
Professional credentials, certifications, customer logos and similar attestations are displayed only when a current evidence record and publication approval are retained.
Commercial disclosure
Material sponsorships, affiliate relationships, referral compensation and conflicts of interest are disclosed where they could affect how a recommendation is interpreted.
Generated media
Synthetic or AI-generated imagery is not treated as documentary evidence. When it could be mistaken for a real customer, deployment or production screenshot, it is labelled as illustrative.
Project disclosure
Existence is not permission.
Tayoca tracks existence, technical nature, source, relationship confidence, disclosure permission, public classification and publication status as separate fields. A project can be real, material and still absent from this website because its disclosure position is unresolved.
Client and community work is not named without consent.
Third-party or jointly-held ventures use neutral classification until ownership is confirmed.
Internal systems are described for context and are not linked as public showcases.
Unresolved items are recorded in the internal inventory — never silently dropped, never silently published.
Security boundaries
Browser-facing code never receives production credentials. Automation credentials are handled server-side, access to operating consoles is restricted, and administrative capability is separated from content operations.
Reported issue handling
Security or evidence concerns are treated as production-incident class: recorded, contained, fixed and then certified with a rollback path. Report them to support@tayoca.com.