For CHROs · Confidential memory
Compensation history, succession context, sensitive conversations, and confidential commitments — held in tenant-isolated executive memory, role-scoped, never used for shared training.
The shift
Two columns. Left: the day the role runs today. Right: the day Helm Office runs for the role.
Where the office strains
DragThe people office on Helm
CadenceSample artifact
Atlas memory is role-scoped: only the CHRO and explicitly shared co-pilots can read this entry. The audit log records every access.
Snapshot
Confidential commitments
Access trail
Closing recommendation
The CHRO stack
A short list, not the full catalog. The modules this role will actually open every day.
Role-scoped memory for succession, comp history, sensitive context, and prior conversations.
Decision log for hires, exits, comp moves — rationale captured at the moment.
Drafts sensitive replies in your voice. Sends require explicit CHRO approval.
People commitments tracked to closure — promotions, reviews, retention plans.
Confidential CHRO briefing before people committee and board people sessions.
Tenant isolation, encrypted tokens, no shared model training, full audit log.
What people and legal will ask
Only the role you assign. Sensitive memory is restricted to the CHRO unless explicitly shared with a chief of staff or assistant. Every access is logged.
No. Customer data is not used to train shared models. Ever. Per-workspace data encryption keys keep tenants strictly isolated.
Not today. Helm Office is not HIPAA-eligible and does not currently offer a BAA. We will not market as HIPAA-eligible before that work is complete.
Workspace deletion triggers a 30-day soft-delete window followed by full erasure across primary and backup stores. Token revocation propagates to the connected provider in one click.
For the people office