Manuscript trust begins with clear boundaries.

Manuscripts, reports, submission records, author records, editor records, reviewer details, and organization workflow data are sensitive intellectual property and should never be rendered publicly unless a public release process explicitly approves them.

IgiraPress supports editorial preparation and workflow clarity. It does not replace editors, reviewers, publishers, institutions, counsel, or final human decision-makers.

IgiraPress may use AI-assisted tools to support manuscript readiness, workflow organization, metadata preparation, and editorial review support. These tools provide signals, not final authority. Editorial, publication, peer-review, institutional, and legal decisions remain human-governed.

Public pages must not fetch private manuscript workflow data. Authenticated routes should fail safely when a token, session, API base URL, or permission is missing, and errors should avoid secrets, stack traces, route internals, tokens, or private metadata.

IgiraPress should operate with access control, least privilege, audit logging where operationally appropriate, clean public errors, production CORS allowlists, and responsible incident response for privacy, security, or unsafe-output events.

Security, privacy, accessibility, and institutional partnership inquiries should have a named escalation path before sensitive manuscript or organization data is exchanged. Until a dedicated address is published, route these inquiries through the official IgiraPress contact channel.