Transfer route
The approved channel is confirmed for the matter after sensitivity, jurisdiction, volume and client requirements are considered.
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Secure Document Transfer Process
When your matter contains sensitive material, you should know which information can travel through ordinary contact channels and which should move through a more controlled route.
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Before You Send Sensitive Material
01Describe the MaterialExplain what exists without sending it immediately.
02Confirm Authority and SensitivityIdentify privilege, personal data and restrictions.
03Agree the Transfer RouteUse the channel approved for the matter.
04Record ReceiptPreserve the received version and handling status.
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Purpose
After suitability and scope are considered, Aperture will advise on an appropriate transfer method based on sensitivity, jurisdiction, volume and client requirements.
Before sending documents
Confirm the transfer method first.
Do not send privileged, highly sensitive, regulated or restricted material until Aperture has confirmed an approved transfer method and accepted the relevant data-handling requirements in writing.
Client-facing handling controls
What is confirmed before sensitive material is transferred.
Access and handling
Who may handle the material, any specialist dependency and matter-specific restrictions are addressed before restricted material is accepted.
Retention and disposition
Applicable retention, legal-hold, return or deletion requirements are confirmed where the engagement requires them. Aperture does not promise a universal retention period where matter or law may require a different treatment.