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A Trust Center is a public page for your security and compliance posture. Prospects, customers, and their reviewers open it without a Keldyn login. You choose what is visible, and you can update it from the same controls, frameworks, and documents you already keep in Keldyn. Keldyn publishes its own center at trust.keldyn.ai/keldyn. Live certification status, the current subprocessor list, and documents that change over time belong there. This page explains how any organization’s center works, and the brand files used on Keldyn’s.

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Why it is useful

  • Reviewers get a current page instead of a PDF that goes stale after the next audit cycle.
  • You publish the frameworks and controls you are willing to show, and keep everything else inside the product.
  • Documents can be downloaded immediately or held behind an access request, so a SOC report and a public overview can live in the same place.
  • The page can sit on trust.keldyn.ai/{your-slug} or on a hostname you own, such as trust.yourcompany.com.

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How it works

Team admins manage the center from Trust Center in the app. The same settings can be read and updated with the Trust Center tools on the Keldyn MCP server. Logo, favicon, and banner files are uploaded in the web app.

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Turn it on

Enabling the center makes it resolvable. While it is off, the public site has nothing to show for that organization. The default address is https://trust.keldyn.ai/{slug}, using the organization’s slug. You can attach up to two custom domains. Each domain stays pending until DNS verification succeeds. An active custom domain becomes the public URL for the center.

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What visitors see

The public site has three areas: The title is {organization name} Trust Center. The summary, contact email, and privacy-policy link come from the Trust Center profile. If you turn on the controls-updated badge, the overview shows how recently a shared control changed. A framework appears in public only after you publish it, and only with status Achieved or Planned. Planned frameworks can show a target quarter. Controls appear only when you explicitly share them, and only for a published framework. Subprocessors shown on the page are the ones recorded for the organization.

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Documents and access

Each published resource is either public or gated.
  • Public resources download directly.
  • Gated resources show a request form. The visitor enters a name and email. An admin approves or declines the request. Approval emails a link that stays valid for 45 days. The link opens only the resource that was granted. An admin can revoke a grant before it expires.
Access links keep the grant token in the URL fragment, so it is not written to server logs as a query parameter.

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Brand assets

The public page uses three images plus one color. Upload them under Trust Center → Trust Center Settings → Branding and contact. The logo and favicon are the same image as the web app favicon: a black rounded square, a white lowercase k, and a coral dot. The Trust Center site uses that image for the tab icon until an organization uploads its own. Upload the PNGs. The product accepts PNG or JPEG for the logo, and PNG, JPEG, or WebP for the favicon and banner. A .ico file is also accepted for the favicon. The logo must be 1024×1024 pixels or smaller. Keldyn mark: white lowercase k and a coral dot on a black rounded square Keldyn Trust Center banner: coral light on a dark navy field

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Color

The primary color is painted onto text and links on a light page, so Keldyn uses coral dark (#B9441D) there. Coral (#DA714E) stays on the dot in the mark and in the banner light. The hero lays a dark scrim over the banner, from rgba(7, 12, 28, 0.78) to rgba(7, 12, 28, 0.84), and the summary sits on a card. On a wide screen the visible banner is a short center band at the left and right edges. Keep the subject vertically centered, and keep type off the banner. The organization name is already set in the header.

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Mark

  • Black rounded square with a white lowercase k and a coral dot. This is the web app favicon, used for both the Trust Center logo and favicon.
  • The header already prints the organization name beside the tile, so the file is the mark alone.
  • Do not crop the k or the dot, and do not replace this file with the wordmark.
  • Type elsewhere on Keldyn surfaces is Inter.

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Using the files

  1. Open Trust Center → Trust Center Settings.
  2. Set the primary color to #B9441D.
  3. Upload logo.png as the logo, favicon.png as the favicon, and banner.png as the banner.
  4. Save the profile.
Other organizations use the same three slots with their own mark, favicon, banner, and primary color. These files are for Keldyn’s center.