Read-only Deere authorization
AcreLight uses Deere's authorization flow with read-only scopes. It cannot change your Operations Center records, and you can revoke the connection from Deere.
The controls AcreLight uses today, plus the limits we will not disguise.
AcreLight uses Deere's authorization flow with read-only scopes. It cannot change your Operations Center records, and you can revoke the connection from Deere.
Deere tokens are encrypted at rest. Customer sessions use secure cookies and single-use email sign-in links rather than stored passwords.
Raw field archives and full-resolution points are processed in a private environment. The customer app serves sampled maps, reports, and computed summaries.
Account, pricing, connection, and processing changes are recorded so the farm and AcreLight can review what happened and when.
The production service runs on AWS in us-east-1. Cloud, email, and model providers may process limited data under contract as part of providing AcreLight.
AcreLight is a pilot-stage company and is not SOC 2 certified today. We would rather describe the controls that exist than borrow a security slogan we have not earned.
Send concerns or implementation questions to support. Include no field data or credentials in the first message.