Organization and scope
Provide your organization, intended product use, planned deployment, expected traffic, and the products or environments to be covered.
// contractual review · reviewed 2026-07-20
Use this path to ask about a DPA, security review, privacy requirements, provider or subprocessor questions, or a customer-specific agreement.
Punk does not represent that a DPA, BAA, SLA, subprocessor agreement, or other customer agreement is publicly available or already executed. A request starts a review; it does not create a contract or legal commitment.
// include in a request
Provide your organization, intended product use, planned deployment, expected traffic, and the products or environments to be covered.
Identify data classes, regulated-data concerns, retention expectations, selected model providers, connectors, and requested geography or residency terms.
List required questionnaires, evidence, authentication, audit, encryption, incident, backup, or governance expectations and any hard deadlines.
State whether you need a DPA, BAA, SLA, subprocessor schedule, order form, security addendum, or another customer-provided document for review.
For a product review, include relevant tenant settings, side-effect levels, provider configuration, and examples of the workloads in scope—without emailing secrets.
Use security@punktechnologies.com for suspected vulnerabilities. Use the review request for commercial, privacy, security-review, or contract questions.
// before sending
High-level deployment diagrams, control requirements, document names, planned data classes, provider names, non-secret settings, and vendor-review questions are usually enough to start scoping.
Do not send passwords, API keys, credential values, production prompts containing sensitive data, or other secret material. Ask for a suitable secure exchange method if detailed evidence is needed.
The review response depends on the actual customer requirements and current deployment evidence. Nothing on this page is legal advice or an offer of a pre-approved agreement.