Your data is not our product: it is working material you entrust to us. That is why its perimeter is defined before we begin — where it lives, who can reach it, for how long, and what happens when the relationship ends.
EUdata-centre residency
100%of AI actions logged
72hto notify a breach to the authority
Residency and transfers
The infrastructure lives in data centres inside the European Union. External providers come in only under art. 28 GDPR contracts, and any transfer outside the EU is allowed only with the safeguards of chapter V of the regulation, such as standard contractual clauses. No implicit flow of data: every step is declared and documented.
Access and minimisation
The least-privilege principle applies: every person — and every AI agent — reaches only the data their task requires. Encrypted connections, named accounts, administrative privileges kept to a minimum and logged.
Traceability and oversight
Every relevant AI action ends up in a log: what was asked, what was done, who approved it. Operations with real-world effects go through a human go-ahead. This is what makes compliance demonstrable — even in the worst case, when the GDPR requires a breach to be notified to the supervisory authority within 72 hours.
Ownership and exit
The data stays yours: retention limited to the purpose, data-subject rights always exercisable — access, rectification, erasure, portability (arts. 15–22). And at the end of the relationship, documented return or deletion, as art. 28 requires.
references · GDPR arts. 5, 6, 15–22, 25, 28, 32–34, 44 ff.