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Trust and commitments

The commitments we will put in writing.

Including the unflattering ones.

You are about to hand a vendor marketing material your firm has not published yet. Before you do, you should know what the service is permitted to do with it, who may process it, where the firm's authority remains, and which diligence requirements the company cannot currently satisfy. The commitments below are bounded by our Terms and Privacy Policy. Where those documents preserve operational or legal discretion—retention included—we say that rather than invent a cleaner promise for this page.

  • Written commitments
  • Content, subprocessors, authority
  • Current posture, stated plainly
The register

Seven boundaries a buyer should test against our public terms.

A trust page that only lists reassurance is still a marketing page. The boundaries below are drawn from our Terms and Privacy Policy, which control where this summary and those documents differ. Product behavior and security posture still belong in diligence; a public paragraph is not a substitute for current documentation.

01Your content is confidentialCustomer confidential
Customer Content, firm-specific reports, workflow records, and non-public firm activity are treated as customer confidential information. Access is limited to authorized users, personnel, contractors, and subprocessors who need it to provide, secure, troubleshoot, support, or operate the service. Other customer firms are not permitted to access it for competitive, sales, or business-development purposes.
02Your content does not train modelsNo training use
TIMEWrit does not use Customer Content to train its AI models. It does not authorize commercial model providers to train their foundation models on Customer Content as part of providing TIMEWrit, unless the firm expressly agrees otherwise in writing.
03The firm retains approval authorityNot configurable
TIMEWrit outputs are review-support materials, not compliance approval. Your firm remains responsible for deciding whether to approve, revise, publish, retain, or rely on any material.
04We are not a law firmNo legal advice
Chaos Holdings, LLC is a technology provider. Nothing we produce is legal advice, and a workup is not an opinion. Where your fact pattern needs counsel, you need counsel.
05We are not affiliated with the SECNo endorsement
TIMEWrit is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or acting on behalf of the SEC or any regulatory body. We cite the rule. We do not speak for the regulator.
06We do not guarantee complianceNo guarantee
A workup supports a decision your firm makes. Using TIMEWrit is not a determination that content is compliant or that every potential issue has been identified.
07Your firm owns its standardStricter governs
Your firm remains responsible for its policies, professional judgment, supervisory review, legal counsel, and regulatory obligations. TIMEWrit surfaces regulatory context; it does not set the level of risk your firm must accept.
Current posture

Current certification posture, stated without implication.

TIMEWrit does not currently hold SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001. If either is mandatory before a vendor can process firm content, do not seek an exception on the strength of this page. Ask for current documentation and compare it with your firm’s diligence standard before submitting content.

Certification language should be documentary, not decorative. This page does not ask you to infer a control environment from design language or a logo. Ask for the current security posture and subprocessor list; measure the answer against your own vendor requirements before content is submitted.

SOC 2 Type IINot currently held
ISO 27001Not currently held

Ask us directly for our current security posture and subprocessor list

Disclosure

A conflict worth weighing.

TIMEWrit is built by a small team with a commercial interest in serving firms that want to publish more of their best thinking. That incentive should never decide whether a piece is acceptable. Our public terms place reviewing, approving, revising, publishing, retaining, and supervising content with the firm. You should weigh our commercial incentive against that written boundary when you read anything on this site, including this sentence.

We are also early. A firm buying from an early company accepts a different risk profile from one buying from an established vendor. Evaluate the product against the workup, contractual limits, current support model, and diligence evidence available now—not against a maturity we have not earned.

Diligence questions are welcome before an application.

If something on this page would fail your review, we would rather hear it now than after your committee has spent a cycle on it.

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TIMEWrit helps SEC-registered advisory firms prepare documented, approver-ready SEC Marketing Rule workups for human review. It does not provide legal advice, guarantee compliance, or replace a firm's final approval authority. TIMEWrit is not endorsed by or affiliated with the SEC or any regulatory body.
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