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Your investment group does. Everything you and your members put into CASPOMA is your data — we claim no ownership of it, and you can export it in a machine-readable form at any time, not only on the way out. The same commitment is written into our License Agreement.

No — and it asks nothing of your warehouse. Warehouse and distillery systems run the industrial life of the spirit. CASPOMA is the group-side record: who owns what, what it cost, what covers it, presented to your members under your brand. Different tool, different party.

No. Tenant isolation is enforced at the database layer, not the application layer. Records from one investment group cannot accidentally meet another's.

Their own holdings — never each other's. Members see their own casks, valuations, documents and cover status. Investment group administrators see the investment group. Nobody sees both by accident.

You export your records in a machine-readable format, and we delete them from production systems after an agreed window — the exact windows are stated in the License Agreement. A record you cannot take with you is not a record.

By conversation, not by checkout. There is no public sign-up. Request a walkthrough, and if it fits we onboard your investment group deliberately. [CONFIRM — describe the onboarding steps and a typical timeline before publishing this answer.]

Pricing is discussed in the walkthrough and stated in your order form. [CONFIRM — decide the public pricing posture: keep it conversation-led, or name tiers here.]

[CONFIRM — name the hosting provider, region and backup arrangements once fixed. Specifics build more trust than adjectives; state them plainly here.]

Never. We do not sell casks, broker them, or advise anyone to buy them. We are a software company; the record is the product. Our Terms of Use say this at length.

A quiet record of every cask you own through the investment group: valuation history, location, cover status, documents — the same record your investment group's operator looks at.

No. Your investment group maintains your records; we cannot alter them for you — and every change anyone makes is logged with its author and its time.

Your investment group. CASPOMA runs the record; your investment group owns the relationship and the answers.

No. You see your own holdings only, and your investment group's records are isolated from every other investment group's at the database layer.

It survives you — that is the point. Continuity and heir access are designed in, so the record can pass to your estate in a form your executor can actually read.

Because your casks live with your investment group, the record must too. Each member arrives by invitation from the investment group that holds their casks.

Yes. Individual owners come to us directly rather than being invited by a group, and get the same audit-grade record an investment group keeps for its members — kept for you instead.

There is no public sign-up. Tell us what you hold and where it sits, and we set the record up with you. [CONFIRM — describe what you need from an individual owner to begin, and how long it takes.]

You do. Without a group in between, you are both the owner and the administrator of your own record — you enter what you hold, attach the documents, and every change is logged with its author and time.

[CONFIRM — decide whether an individual owner's record can transfer into a group's account, or whether the two stay separate. This is a product decision, not a website one.]

At any time, in a machine-readable form — not only on the way out. A record you cannot take with you is not a record.

Never. We do not sell casks, broker them, or advise anyone to buy them. We are a software company; the record is the product.

[CONFIRM — pricing for individual owners, which may differ from the investment-group subscription.]