Sharing sensitive telemetry, policy, and claims data requires trust. MyTSP360 is built around consent, access control, and a permanent record of who did what.
These aren’t marketing language, they’re how access to data is actually structured in the platform.
Nothing moves without an explicit, revocable grant from the data owner. Providers keep control of every relationship, and access can be withdrawn at any time.
Admin, insurer, and provider roles each see only what applies to them. Permissions are scoped by role and by relationship, not granted broadly by default.
Sharing rules apply down to the individual field, so a partner is authorized to see exactly what they need and nothing more.
Every access, change, and delivery is permanently logged and available for review, supporting internal audits and partner due diligence.
From the network layer to the people who can access production data.
Data is encrypted moving between providers, the exchange, and insurers, and encrypted in storage.
Internal access to production data is scoped to what a role requires, reviewed on a regular basis, and logged.
Development, staging, and production environments are kept separate, with no live customer data used outside production.
Access and delivery activity is monitored, with alerting on anomalies in how data is requested or moved.
A documented process governs how the team detects, contains, and communicates about security incidents.
Our practices are built toward recognized frameworks such as SOC 2. We'll share current audit status and reports with prospective partners under NDA.
Talk to our team about audit reports, data processing terms, or how MyTSP360 fits into your vendor review.
The telematics intelligence exchange between providers, insurers, and platform operations. One integration, one schema, one governed distribution layer.