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title: 'Trust & Control'
url: 'https://www.staging38.commercient.com/data-replication/trust-control/'
date: '2026-07-08T17:54:41-04:00'
modified: '2026-07-08T17:56:29-04:00'
author: 'Aaron Torres'
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language: en-US
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### Key Capability 

# Full control over who sees what, and when 

## Role-based access, field-level authorization, and full audit logging ensure every system, agent, and person only sees the data they’re permitted to see. 

 [ Book a Demo ](https://www.staging38.commercient.com/request-demo/)  ####  How it works with  

The same governance and access control across thousands of integration pairs ### Nothing shared by default 

Data lands in your Data Lake first, under your control, before anything is exposed to an application, API, or AI model. ### Per-field, per-policy access 

You decide exactly what any model or system can see, down to the individual column, rather than granting blanket access to a whole table. ### Fully auditable 

Every action taken by an agent or integration is logged and traceable, so you can always answer who accessed what, and when.  [ Book a Demo ](https://www.staging38.commercient.com/request-demo/) ## Frequently asked questions (FAQs) 

###  Will my data be sent to OpenAI or another AI model by default?   

No, access is governed per field and per policy before any model is granted access.

   ###  Who can see what data?   

Access is governed by role and field-level authorization.

   ###  Can I restrict access by role?   

Yes, data can be segmented by role, such as sales, support, or accounting.

   ###  Is data governance a paid add-on?   

No. Role-based access, field-level authorization, and audit logging are built into every Commercient implementation, not sold separately.

   ###  Who can change access permissions once they’re set?   

Permission changes typically go through your administrator(s) or Commercient support, depending on your account configuration.

     [ Request a Demo ](https://www.staging38.commercient.com/request-demo/)
