Read-only access
I ask for read access and nothing more: a guest user with that permission, a read-only key or a copy of the repository. I do not need write access, or access to your server or your database, and I do not ask for them.
Radar confidentiality
To prepare the radar I need to read the repository of your modules. These are the rules I handle it under, written before you give me access. In force from 16 September 2026.
I ask for read access and nothing more: a guest user with that permission, a read-only key or a copy of the repository. I do not need write access, or access to your server or your database, and I do not ask for them.
The code is used to prepare your report and to answer your questions about it. It is not shared with anyone, not published and not used for any other purpose.
Thirty days after delivering the report I delete the copy of the code and the working files that came from it. What remains is the report, which is yours, and the sales records the law requires me to keep.
No fragment of your code goes to another client, into my tools or into anything I publish. When a repository reveals something Odoo changed that the radar's catalogue did not have yet, the new rule is written with Odoo's public source code as evidence and nothing of yours: no fragments, no module names, no company name.
If your company needs a signed confidentiality agreement, I sign it before receiving access: yours, if you already have one, or a one-page agreement with these same rules. Ask for it when you request the report or at contacto@andresbrinez.com.