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Platform Policy

Data & Evidence Handling

AXIS BLUE is built as an operational evidence system. This page explains how data is captured, staged, processed, and presented.

What AXIS BLUE considers “data”

In the context of AXIS BLUE, data refers to structured and unstructured operational inputs generated during real-world execution. This includes, but is not limited to:

AXIS BLUE does not exist to collect data “for fun.” Data is captured only when it contributes to accountability, clarity, or operational intelligence.

Evidence first, interpretation second

AXIS BLUE follows a strict separation between evidence and interpretation. Evidence is captured as-is, without narrative inflation or retroactive framing.

Analysis, summaries, and reports are derived from that evidence only after capture. This preserves integrity and prevents “report-first” thinking.

Staging and time-window controls

Certain data types may be placed into a staging state before permanent retention. This allows for:

These controls exist to balance documentation needs with storage discipline and operational relevance.

Access models

AXIS BLUE supports multiple access paths depending on context:

Access is intentionally constrained. If you can see something, it’s because the system decided you should.

Retention philosophy

Data is retained only for as long as it remains operationally meaningful. AXIS BLUE is not a data hoarding exercise.

Retention rules may vary by data type, organization, or deployment context. These rules are designed to evolve as the platform matures.

What AXIS BLUE is not

AXIS BLUE exists to reduce ambiguity, not create it.

Questions or concerns

If you have questions about data handling, retention, or access boundaries, contact: gabriel.kearns@axisblue.io

For urgent platform or data concerns, submit a request using the Request page and select the appropriate category.