Trust by design
Opscotch is built to run inside customer infrastructure. That means the trust model has to be load-bearing, not aspirational.
How we keep the runtime trustworthy
Runtime boundary enforcement
The runtime is the contract. Workflows can't exceed the boundaries you set, regardless of host configuration.
Read more →Signed workflow artifacts
Every package is cryptographically signed. The runtime refuses to run unsigned or modified packages.
Read more →Runtime-enforced licensing
Plans, quotas, and entitlements are part of the runtime — not part of the customer's config files.
Read more →Observable and auditable execution
Every run emits structured events for both you and your customer. Answer support, run audits, prove compliance.
Read more →Want to see the trust model in detail?
Book a session with an engineer — we'll walk through the runtime architecture, signing flow, and entitlement enforcement with you.