The bigger contract goes to whoever proves safe handling.
Automation agencies build n8n workflows on their client's data. When the client's security team asks what left the pipeline, the agency that can answer in writing keeps the account and wins the next one. Privent turns that answer into a deliverable.
An agency workflow touches the client's customers, invoices, and support conversations, and then calls a model the client never vetted. The security review lands on the agency, not on the model vendor: what crossed, where did it go, and who can prove it.
A policy document does not answer that. A record of the run does: which values were replaced before the model saw them, which destinations received originals, and who signed the report.
The first question in every renewal is never about the automation. It is about the data.
Scan before you promise
The free risk scan runs as a workflow inside your own n8n and reports aggregate counts only. You see what a client engagement would expose before you sign it.
Privent Session
Place it after the trigger in the client's workflow. It opens a session and a trace ID so tokenization, risk decisions, and audit events all share one execution.
Privent Tokenize
Point it at the fields headed for the model. The client's customer names, emails, and account data are replaced with typed, reversible tokens.
The model call
The workflow sends tokenized text to whatever model the engagement uses. None of it carries the client's real values.
Privent Detokenize
Placed before a trusted egress point. Destinations outside your trusted-sink list keep the token instead of the original value.
Attest and hand over
Generate the evidence report, sign and lock it, and share one login-free link the client's security team can read. Signing again mints a new link; revoking kills the old one.
Teams delivering n8n workflows on a client's data who must prove safe handling to the client's security team to win the bigger contract.
Builders who want an evidence trail that outlives the engagement, so the handover includes proof, not just workflows.
Teams whose clients bring their own auditors, and who need the report to hold up in that room without the agency in it.
Attestation records who certified the report and when; after certification it is locked and the attestation becomes part of the audit trail.
The client reads a point-in-time snapshot without an account. It does not update if the report changes, and you can revoke it in one click.
Your logo, brand name, prepared-by line, and accent colour appear on the report your client opens and the PDF you export.
The evidence report maps observed activity to 8 compliance frameworks with per-control status and evidence lines, and it says plainly what it does not cover. Branding is white-label done honestly: the shared page carries your logo and name in place of ours, and the exported PDF carries them too, with a small Powered by Privent line on its cover.
The report provides point-in-time operational evidence. It does not constitute an audit opinion or conformity assessment; independent auditor review is required for formal assertions.
Start with the free scan on your own n8n, protect one client workflow, and bring the attested report to your next review.
The free scan runs inside your own n8n. No API key handover.
Privent provides operational evidence of data handling in automated workflows. It does not provide legal advice, and the evidence report does not replace the client's own compliance obligations or independent audits. Agencies remain responsible for the terms of their engagements; Privent's role is to make the data-handling record accurate, attestable, and shareable.