Our customers work with some of the most sensitive personal data there is. That’s why privacy is built into our products from the outset, with data minimisation, purpose limitation and customer control treated as core design principles.
Our approach to privacy starts with a simple principle: process only the personal data that is needed, for a clear purpose, and keep customers in control of it.
That principle carries through the full data lifecycle - from how information is collected and accessed to how it is retained and deleted. Privacy considerations are built into our products, services and operational processes, including the way we work with third-party providers.
These principles apply to data we process on behalf of customers and to data we hold as a business in our own right.
We collect and retain the minimum personal data needed for a defined purpose, and our products make it straightforward for customers to do the same.
Encryption, access control and audit logging apply to personal data by default, with no configuration required to reach a secure baseline.
Our privacy notice, subprocessor list and processing terms are published, and material changes are notified in advance rather than announced afterwards.
Data supplied for support, training or professional services is used only for that engagement. It is never repurposed for product development or marketing.
Customers choose where their data is stored and processed. On-premises deployments don't transmit data to us automatically. The only customer data we receive is what you send us deliberately, such as a log file attached to a support case.
On termination, customer data is deleted to a documented schedule, with written confirmation of destruction provided on request.
Procurement and assurance teams can access our full security documentation on Risk Ledger, including our SOC 2 report, ISO certificates and policies. If your review needs something we haven't published there, raise a support case and we'll confirm what we can provide.
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