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Reference architecture

Why the file should stay.

A thirty-second look for a GP, a deal team, or a CFO. Then the full blueprint.

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The file leaves the building.

Caption. Beat 1 of 5. An analyst exports a cap table or portfolio KPIs to a laptop, pastes them into a public AI tool, or emails them to a co-investor. The data flies out.

Reference architecture. TrueNorth does not run this, and it is not a certification.

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  1. An analyst exports a cap table or portfolio KPIs to a laptop, pastes them into a public AI tool, or emails them to a co-investor. The data flies out.
  2. The cost is LP trust, deal leakage, and regulatory exposure.
  3. The data stays sealed in the vault. Only pixels and an approved aggregate leave.
  4. The team still models, uses AI, and writes the IC memo inside the boundary. Every export is signed and logged.
  5. See the blueprint, or scope a four-week pilot of this reference design.

This page is a reference architecture: how we would design zero-egress analytics, and the standard we build toward. TrueNorth does not run this system. There are no Nitro enclaves in the product, and TrueNorth is not certified for IL5, IL6, HIPAA, or FINRA. Names of those frameworks mean the design is written to align with the controls these frameworks require.