We send you a private link. You enter hosting access on one screen — a temporary user is enough — and it is encrypted, opened once by the engineer doing the work, and deleted when the installation is done. Nothing goes by email. You get the owner account and the licence key back the same day.
Client drawings that never leave the building.
The same Auddomate, running on hosting you control. One sealed package, verified by checksum, that keeps itself current from auddomate.com — with a backup held before every change and a way back if you need it.
Plans, studies and reports live in a database you own, on a host you chose. Nothing about a client's site is sent to us, ever.
Not a cut-down edition. The zip you download is the release this site runs, byte for byte, with all nine languages and every feature.
A daily check, a banner with what changed, one button to update, a backup held first and a rollback held after. Nobody has to remember.
Your organisation's mark and name on the report masthead beside ours. The client sees who did the work and what it was done with.
Release to running, one click apart.
Nothing is pushed to your server. Your installation asks, once a day, and you decide when.
Four things, nothing else.
This is the entire conversation between your server and ours. It runs once a day, and the owner can switch it off.
AUD-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXyour-domain.com1.458.2.xcurrent release, its notes, its checksumTwo ways in. Both take an afternoon.
Download the package with your licence key, extract it on any PHP host, and open the domain. The installer checks the server, asks for a database and your owner account, and removes itself when it is done. Four screens; nothing to edit by hand.
What is shipping.
A link to the site can carry a short tag, and Platform → Leads now shows how many demo openings and Talk to us messages each tag brought.
All 42 guides in Docs now exist in German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Polish and Simplified Chinese as well as English, each at its own address.
The home page, pricing, Enterprise and the comparison now exist in all nine languages at their own addresses, so a search in German or Japanese can land on Auddomate in German or Japanese.
The ones a security review asks.
Four things, once a day, and only if you leave the daily check on: your licence key, your domain, the version you run and your PHP version. That is how we know which release to offer you. Plans, studies, fleets, telemetry and reports stay in your database on your server. We never see them.
It is the same package. auddomate.com runs the release you can download, and every release we publish lands in both places on the same day. There is no cut-down edition and no feature held back for the hosted version.
Either we do it: you enter hosting access through a private link we send — encrypted, opened once, deleted when done — and we hand back an owner account the same day. Or your team does it: one zip on any PHP host, open the domain, four short screens, and the installer removes itself.
Your installation checks our releases page once a day. When a newer release exists, a banner appears with the changes listed. One button downloads the package, verifies its checksum, backs up your files and database, replaces the files, and applies only the database changes you are missing. The previous release is kept until the next update succeeds, and one button restores it.
Ours, with yours beside it. The package carries the Auddomate mark and every report says it was prepared with Auddomate; your organisation's mark and name sit alongside on the report masthead. The software is licensed, not sold: the marks stay, and the package is not for redistribution.
A Software Licence Agreement and a Data Processing Agreement, both published in full on this site so your reviewer can read them before speaking to anyone. Both can be sent as a PDF for signature with your organisation and term filled in, and we are willing to sign your own paper instead — we will read it and say plainly which clauses we cannot accept. We hold no security certification today and will not imply one.
Yes. It is plain PHP and readable by design, which is part of the point for a security review. A modified installation will fail its checksum and stop receiving updates, so treat changes as a fork you maintain yourself.
Your installation keeps running and your data stays yours, in your database. What stops is downloads and updates, and they come straight back when the licence is renewed.
PHP 7.0 or newer with the usual extensions, MySQL 5.7 or newer, and a web root you can write to. A shared cPanel host is enough; so is a container. No build step, no queue, no background workers.
An annual licence per organisation, with unlimited people and unlimited studies. Write to us with the size of your team and whether you want us to install it, and you will have a figure the same day.
Same product. Same updates. Your walls.
Tell us the size of your team and whether you want us to install it. You will have a figure the same day.
46 releases published, 171 changes shipped, and every one of them reached this site and every licensed installation the same way you just read about.