Read this first if you are outside Blowtrumpet

Vedoki accounts are issued by Blowtrumpet Technologies to its own personnel and to named contractors and consultants under engagement, against a defined role. They cannot be requested from outside the company, and this page is not a route to one. There is no trial, no partner tier and no customer console to be let into.

That is a design decision rather than a policy we might relax. Vedoki holds the execution record that keeps the two sides of Blowtrumpet’s book insulated from each other, and the shortest honest description of its access model is that almost nobody gets in.

If you are…	Go to
An advertiser or agency	[Ravaki](https://ravaki.com) — request access there
A creator, network or publisher	[Tejaki](https://tejaki.com) — join the creator programme
An engineer who wants to work on this	[Blowtrumpet careers](https://blowtrumpet.com/work-with-us) and the [learning resource](/learn)
A researcher or journalist	media@blowtrumpet.com
Someone told to integrate with Vedoki	That instruction is wrong. Advertiser integrations run through Ravaki, creator integrations through Tejaki

For people inside Blowtrumpet

Accounts are raised by a sponsor, not by the person who needs one

Your engagement manager or team lead raises the request. This is not bureaucracy for its own sake — the sponsor is accountable for the scope and for closing the account when the work ends, and that only works if a named person owns it from the start.

If you need access, tell your sponsor. If you are not sure who that is, it is whoever approved the work you are doing.

What the sponsor provides

Item	Why it is needed
Full name and work email	Identity and account creation
Engagement type	Employee, contractor or consultant — sets the default review period
Role	Access is scoped to a role, never to a person’s curiosity
Systems and scope required	Least privilege: the narrowest set that lets the work happen
Business justification	One or two lines, recorded against the account
Start date and end date	Contractors and consultants require an end date. No exceptions, and no open-ended accounts
Named approver	The person accountable for this access existing

Raise it to: access@blowtrumpet.com, from the sponsor’s own Blowtrumpet address.

What happens next

1. Acknowledged within one working day.
2. Reviewed against the role, and narrowed if the scope asked for is wider than the work needs. Expect this to happen; it is not a judgement on anybody.
3. Approved or declined, with a reason recorded. Both outcomes are logged.
4. Account issued with multi-factor authentication enrolment, which must be completed before first sign-in. There is no grace period on this.
5. Reviewed periodically and at every role change.

What you are agreeing to

Role-based access with least privilege. Multi-factor authentication on every account. Session and action logging — everything done in Vedoki is attributable to an account, permanently. Immediate revocation on role change or exit. Confidentiality obligations under your employment or engagement agreement, which survive the end of it.

No shared accounts. No credential sharing, including with colleagues who are waiting for their own. No access retained because it might be useful later.

Changing or closing an account

Scope change — the sponsor raises it the same way, to access@blowtrumpet.com.

Role change or exit — access is withdrawn as part of the leaver and mover process. The sponsor does not need to remember, but telling us early is appreciated.

Lost device or suspected compromise — access@vedoki.com immediately, and security@blowtrumpet.com in parallel. Out of hours, use the escalation channel rather than waiting for a reply.

Trouble signing in

Existing account, cannot get in: access@vedoki.com. Include your account name and what happens when you try. Do not include your password, and we will never ask you for it.

Suspected security issue, inside the company or out: security@blowtrumpet.com. We respond to good-faith reports and we do not pursue researchers who act responsibly and give us reasonable time.

Why there is no demo of Vedoki

Vedoki is the engine behind Blowtrumpet’s platforms, not a product anyone buys, so there is nothing to sell and nobody to sell it to. A demonstration of it would mean showing the execution record of real campaigns and real creators, which we will not do for anyone.

What we will show you instead is how the thinking works: the [learning resource](/learn) is open to anybody, covers the problem space properly, and asks for nothing in return. People applying for engineering roles should start there.

*Vedoki is the internal intelligence platform of Blowtrumpet Technologies, New Delhi.*