Last updated: 2026, 24th April
AM Pilot is designed as a tenant-aware platform for managing additive manufacturing operations. Security is built into the architecture to ensure that customer data, workflows, and integrations remain isolated, controlled, and protected.
AM Pilot is designed around tenant-scoped isolation with optional self-hosted deployments.
Customers operate in isolated workspaces within the shared platform, while organizations with higher security requirements can deploy AM Pilot on their own infrastructure to retain full control over data and environment.
AM Pilot operates on a shared platform architecture designed for multi-tenant environments.
Tenant routing is domain-based, ensuring that each workspace operates within its own isolated context.
AM Pilot is designed around tenant isolation. Each workspace is resolved from its tenant domain, and all customer, order, model, configuration, and integration data is scoped to that workspace.
Access control mechanisms ensure that tenant users cannot access data from other tenants. Administrative actions are restricted to users belonging to the corresponding tenant.
AM Pilot uses managed authentication through Auth0 for tenant login flows.
This allows API requests to be validated and authorized against the correct tenant workspace.
AM Pilot enforces role-based access control across the platform.
All administrative operations require authentication and tenant validation.
Manufacturing files are treated as sensitive data and handled accordingly.
AM Pilot integrates with third-party services such as payment providers, logistics platforms, and communication tools.
The platform applies standard web security practices to protect users and data.
AM Pilot includes operational monitoring to support reliability and incident response.
Customers retain full ownership of their data within AM Pilot.
For self-hosted deployments, all data remains entirely under the customer’s control. AM Pilot does not access or process such data unless explicitly authorized for support or maintenance.
AM Pilot is designed with modern data protection principles in mind, including data minimization, access control, and secure processing practices.
We provide a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) to define responsibilities for handling personal data between AM Pilot and its customers.
We do not claim specific certifications unless formally obtained.
For security-related questions or concerns, contact:
AM Pilot
hello@am-pilot.com