Every document, session, and answer is isolated to your organization, never used to train our models, and encrypted everywhere it lives.
Try for FreeStrictly private to you. Storage paths are user-scoped, and the system refuses to retrieve any document that doesn't belong to the authenticated user making the request.
Private by default. Assigning a session to a project makes the Q&A visible to that project's organization's members. Uploaded files stay private.
Organization-scoped. All members of your organization can see and access projects within it, no one outside it can.
Architecturally prevented. Each user belongs to exactly one organization.
Your session content is used only to generate your response in that moment. It is not retained for model training by Quantide. Quantide keeps logs of all sessions for Quality Assurance purposes only.
Data is encrypted in transit with TLS and at rest in storage. Nothing moves or sits in the clear, from the moment you upload a document to the moment an answer is returned.
Every request is authenticated and authorized against the specific user and organization it belongs to. Access is granted narrowly, never by default.
Retrieval is bound to the authenticated caller. The system refuses to return any document or session that isn't scoped to the requesting user or their organization.
Credentials and API keys are held in centralized, managed secret storage, never hard-coded and never exposed to client sessions.
DPO is designed with SOC 2-aligned controls: logical access control, least privilege, centralized secrets management, and encrypted transport and storage. Formal SOC 2 certification is on the roadmap as the platform matures. Enterprise customers with stricter requirements can arrange isolated, single-tenant deployments and formal SLA commitments.
Talk directly to the team responsible for how DPO handles your data.