Define what is collected
Signed policy configures the agent's collection modules. The local collection notice explains configured collection, while workforce analytics use aggregate views and minimum-group privacy thresholds.
Good support has clear boundaries
“Who can see this? Who can change it?”
Make the operating model part of the experience. Rapport combines configurable collection, scoped access and action approvals so teams can support people with a clear understanding of what is observed and what can change.
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Rapport Operating boundariesSample dataExample organization / Policy and permissions
Make the boundaries visible.
Signed collection policyExample device policy · revision 08
Device performanceEnabled
Application stabilityEnabled
Connectivity observationsNot collected
Employee-facing notice
The local notice explains the configured collection scope.
Explore illustrative collection, access and audit views. Fictional example; no live device is connected.
A clearer path forward.
Separate access from permission to act
A useful finding does not grant unrestricted control. Roles, endpoint policy, approval rules and fresh verification determine which sensitive actions an operator can take.
Keep the decision understandable
Review approval decisions, command outcomes and release choices in their operational context. Work with your administrators to agree collection scope, support permissions and pilot acceptance criteria.
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Useful context includes knowing what the evidence can tell you—and where a decision still needs care.
- Signed collection policy and employee-facing notices
- Separate workforce-analytics access controls
- Recorded approvals and sensitive-action verification
Start with a small fleet.
Agree what success looks like.
Explore a scoped Rapport beta / pilot with the team at Rezolve.ai.