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title: "How Orbiq Makes Freeday's Security Easier to Evaluate"
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# How Orbiq Makes Freeday's Security Easier to Evaluate

Freeday uses Orbiq to give enterprise buyers clear, controlled access to security and compliance information when they need it.


## Security evidence should help buyers move forward

Enterprise buyers need to understand how a technology provider protects data, manages risk, and meets regulatory requirements. Freeday had already invested in a strong security and compliance program. The next step was to make that work easier for prospective customers to evaluate during the buying process.

Freeday wanted buyers and their security teams to reach relevant information without relying on scattered documents or repeated email exchanges. Clear access matters especially in regulated sectors, where procurement and security reviews can involve detailed questions about certifications, privacy, infrastructure, and operational controls.

## A Trust Center built for external proof

Freeday uses Orbiq as the external-facing layer for its security and compliance posture. The [Trust Center](/platform/trust-center-platform) gives buyers a central place to find information and request access to supporting documents, while Freeday retains control over what is public, restricted, or protected by an NDA.

This reflects Orbiq's approach to [Trust Operations, or TrustOps](/trust-operations): making internal security work visible, understandable, and useful to buyers and other external stakeholders. Instead of treating compliance evidence as material assembled from scratch for each review, Freeday can present it through a consistent, controlled experience.

### What buyers can evaluate

- Freeday's ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and NEN 7510-1:2024 certifications
- Its approach to GDPR, data processing agreements, subprocessors, and EU/EEA data residency
- Security controls covering encryption, access management, monitoring, infrastructure, and incident response
- Information about independent penetration testing and the process for requesting supporting documentation

> At Freeday, we work hard to be security and compliance first for enterprise buyers. Orbiq makes our security information easier to access during evaluations, helping us support a clearer review process and **build trust earlier in the conversation**.
>
> — Karan Ramsodit, Senior Engineer and Technical Security Officer at Freeday

## A clearer path through the security review

Making security information available earlier gives buyers a clearer starting point for due diligence. They can review the standard evidence first and direct follow-up questions to the right people. Freeday's security team can then focus on questions that genuinely require context, rather than repeatedly locating and sending the same material.

The result is a more transparent review experience. Buyers can see that Freeday has documented its security posture and made it intentionally accessible. That visibility supports confidence at a stage when trust can determine whether an enterprise evaluation moves forward.

## Security and compliance as part of the buyer experience

For Freeday, security and compliance are part of serving enterprise customers well. Publishing clear information through Orbiq connects the work behind its controls with the questions buyers ask before they commit. It also creates a reliable destination that Freeday can share throughout the sales and procurement process.

## Learn more about Freeday

Discover how [Freeday](https://www.freeday.ai) helps organizations build and manage an AI workforce.