Security

How credentials and advertiser access are actually protected.

Security here means restricted access, server-side secrets, encrypted transport, organization-level separation, and a clear disconnection path. This page describes current production practice and does not claim certifications we do not hold.

01

Secrets stay on the server

Application secrets live in server environment variables. They are not included in public HTML, JavaScript bundles, screenshots, or client-side storage.

02

Encrypted in transit

Public access and OAuth callbacks use HTTPS. Internal credentials and tokens are never intentionally sent over an unencrypted public connection.

03

Who can reach production

Administrative access is limited to personnel who need it for engineering, security, support, or legal compliance.

04

Only the granted scopes

The application acts only within the permissions approved for the app and granted by the user. Features outside those permissions stay unavailable.

05

What the logs keep

Security and diagnostic logs record timestamps, request status, and technical identifiers, and are designed to avoid storing secrets or full access tokens.

06

Cutting access off

Users can request deletion and revoke TikTok authorization. Stored credentials are removed or invalidated wherever technically possible.