Legal and Policy

Data Processing Overview

Current public version of the Data Processing Overview.

Legal counsel review required

This page contains professional placeholder legal content. It should be reviewed, revised, and approved by qualified legal counsel before production use. Product capabilities do not by themselves create legal compliance or contractual commitments.

Version

1.0

Effective date

August 13, 2026

Last updated

August 14, 2026

Legal review notice: This data-processing overview is a placeholder and must be reviewed by legal counsel before production use.

1. Roles and Scope

In many deployments, the customer organization will act as controller or equivalent decision-maker for employee training data, while the platform provider may act as processor or service provider. Actual roles depend on the final agreement and applicable law.

2. Categories of Data

Potential categories include account data, department and role metadata, training completion records, quiz results, certificates, simulation outcomes, redacted chat or voice-response metadata, export records, and audit logs.

3. Subprocessors and Infrastructure

Production documentation should identify hosting providers, storage vendors, AI providers where applicable, support systems, and other subprocessors used in the service.

4. Security Measures

Example controls may include role-based access, tenant isolation, protected storage, encryption for sensitive settings, signed access to controlled downloads, and event logging. Final commitments should appear in the governing agreement or security schedule.

5. Retention and Deletion

Retention periods, deletion timing, and return-of-data obligations should be defined according to customer policy, contract, and legal obligations. This placeholder page does not by itself establish a complete DPA.

Next steps before production use

  • Confirm legal entity names, governing law, and contact details with counsel.
  • Review privacy, retention, AI provider, and employee-notice language against real deployment choices.
  • Validate cookies, analytics, voice-recording, and subprocessors language against actual configuration.