Only what the job needs
We ask before connecting to any system, and we use read-only access wherever the work allows it.
Six data privacy commitments, in the order they matter: before we start, while we work, and when we're done. No legal maze.
What we ask for, and what you can say no to.
We ask before connecting to any system, and we use read-only access wherever the work allows it.
Before any AI tool touches your data, we tell you which tool, what it will see, and why. You can say no.
Say the word and we'll solve the problem without AI. You won't get a lesser result for it.
Who sees your data, and how you find out.
We don't sell your data, and we don't share it beyond the people and tools you've approved.
Ask where your data is and who can see it, and you get a plain answer, in writing if you want it.
What happens to access and copies.
We hand back access, close our accounts on your systems, and delete our working copies of your data.
When a piece of work needs one of your systems, you get a short request like this. Nothing happens until you approve it, and you can ask questions or say no.
How much AI goes near your business data is your decision, not ours. Whichever you pick, every commitment on this page still applies.
We solve the problem with conventional tools and people. Nothing you share goes near an AI model.
AI works only on information you approve, like product details or public enquiries. Customer and financial records stay out.
We use AI wherever it genuinely helps, and still name every tool and what it sees before it is used.
Ask them of every vendor, agency or freelancer. Here's how we answer each one.
In your own systems wherever possible. If we ever need a working copy, you will know where it is.
Only the people and tools you've approved, by name.
We tell you which tool, what it sees and how its provider treats your data, before it is used. If you don't like the answer, we don't use it.
Never sold. Never shared beyond what you've approved.
We hand back access, close our accounts on your systems, and delete our working copies.
Yes. You get a plain answer, in writing if you want it.
How we work shows exactly what access we'd need at each point of a project, and when.
Formal version: privacy policy