Quality and sovereignty
Trust does not rest on a statement. It rests on rules, evidence and controls.
A fiduciary network handles an SME’s most sensitive data: its accounts, its payroll, its taxes. The commitments below are therefore stated at exactly the level of proof we actually hold.
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Network label
A shared, verifiable quality standard; compliance with it conditions use of the brand.
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Standards
Documented procedures for production, review and client relationships.
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Audits
Periodic review of offices against explicit criteria.
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Training
Professional authorisations mandatory before going live.
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Hosting
Data stored, operated and administered in Switzerland.
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AI policy
No client data to a public AI, no external training.
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Continuity
Backups, recovery plan, temporary cover.
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Mediation
A clearly identified route of recourse for the end client.
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Data return
Full export and portability, including on leaving the network.
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Transparency charter
A register of claims: every public statement is classified and sourced.
Sovereignty: levels of wording
We use only the wording that matches the evidence available.
What we state
- Hosted in Switzerland
- Operated in Switzerland
- Administered in Switzerland
- Support in Switzerland
- Data stored in Switzerland
What we will state only once proven
- Developed entirely in Switzerland
- Trained entirely in Switzerland
- Swiss base model
- 100 % Swiss
Franchisee charter
What a franchisee is not allowed to do.
- Send client data to a public AI
- Copy payroll data into an external tool
- Use unapproved tools
- Train a model on client files
- Bypass controls
- Share credentials
Quality label
A label is only worth what it measures.
A self-awarded label commits nobody. The network’s label rests on quantified criteria, an annual audit, and corrective measures whenever an office falls outside the thresholds.
Measured criteria
- Response time
- Deadlines met
- Training and authorisations up to date
- Reviews carried out
- Data protection
- Pricing transparency
- Security
- Client satisfaction
- Complaint handling
- Business continuity
- Annual audit
What the network must publish
- The complete framework
- The award process
- The indicators measured
- The corrective measures
- The renewal conditions
Data protection
The documents governing processing.
- Privacy policy
- Data processing agreement
- Register of processing activities
- Impact assessment
- Retention policy
- Incident response procedure
- List of sub-processors
- LLM engine policy
- Access rights management
- Deletion procedure
- Export procedure
- Scan Center confidentiality
Deployment status
The network never presents as operational something that isn’t yet. Every building block carries its actual status.
- Available
- In pilot
- Rolling out
- Planned
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Our evidence
Every published figure carries its date, scope, source and method. Productivity evidence file and evaluation protocol for the knowledge engine.
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Swiss LLM engine
A private LLM engine specialised in Swiss accounting, tax, VAT, payroll and financial management. It researches and explains; the professional decides.
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Network guarantee
Your client chooses a local office but benefits from the continuity of a national network: critical deadlines, temporary cover, backups and mediation.
You don’t need to already own a firm. You need the potential to run one.
Let’s look at whether our infrastructure can turn your project into a real accounting and trust business.