Last updated 10 November 2026

Data processing agreement

For companies using Avokaido. It sets out how we handle personal data on your behalf, as GDPR requires.

In short: you decide, we follow your instructions. We use your data only to run Avokaido for you, keep it safe, tell you about every outside service, and delete it when you leave.

1. Who is who

You, the customer, decide what personal data goes into Avokaido and why. Avokaido handles it for you, only as this agreement says.

A workspace admin accepts this agreement in the app, together with the terms. We record who accepted which version and when. Enterprise customers can also get a signed copy through Avokaido Sign.

2. What we handle for you

DataWhoseWhy
Your code and excerpts from itAnyone named in the code, such as your staff or customersTo run Avo Monitor and Avo Builder
Suggestion box messages, screenshots, names and emailsVisitors to your websiteTo turn suggestions into requests for your team, and to let your admins read the chats, also ones never sent, with a short AI summary and notes on where a chat and what was built differ
Questions asked in the suggestion box, if you turn questions onVisitors to your websiteTo answer simple questions about your website from the guide you keep, and to show your admins what was asked (30 days)
An outline of the page a visitor is on in your website or app (headings, labels, button and link text, and form values except password, payment, one-time-code and hidden fields and anything you mark private; emails and phone numbers replaced)Visitors to your website or app, and anyone named on the page they seeTo help them on that page: answer how-to questions and carry out the steps they ask for, asking first before anything that submits or deletes. Sent to Anthropic for each answer and not stored; only each step’s label is kept, with the suggestion box chat
An outline of a part of the page a visitor clicks to ask about (at most 2,000 characters, by the same rules as the page outline)Visitors to your website or app, and anyone named in that partTo answer their question about that part. Sent to Anthropic with the question and not stored
App facts: the result of a read-only lookup your app registers in its own code, such as a connection’s state (JSON, at most 4,000 characters, emails and phone numbers replaced)Visitors to your website or app, and anyone your lookup’s result namesTo answer a visitor’s “why” question. Called only for such a question, sent to Anthropic with it, not stored and never logged. You decide which lookups exist and what they return
Files your apps save to Google Drive, OneDrive or SharePoint, and for each connected account: Google or Microsoft, its email address, which app user connected it, an encrypted sign-in key, and when it was connected and last usedYour apps’ users, and anyone named in the filesTo save each file into the account your app’s user connected. The file and its name go straight on to Google or Microsoft and are not stored or logged. A connection is kept until it is disconnected or cancelled, the app or workspace is deleted, or it goes 12 months unused
Agreements your apps send for signature through Avokaido Sign: the document, its parties’ names and emails, who sent it, each signature and filled-in field, the signer’s IP address and browser, the audit trail, and your admins’ emailsYour apps’ users, the parties to each agreement, and your workspace’s adminsTo send each agreement for signature, keep its signed copy and audit trail, and let your admins manage them in Avokaido Sign, our own signing service in Belgium. Kept until the agreement or your organisation in Sign is deleted, or the workspace is deleted
Test builds of your apps and what a developer does on a streamed deviceYour staffTo try a change before it ships
Requests to your own services and their logsYour staff and your apps’ users (in log lines)To let your developers test and watch your services
Error messages, request paths and shortened session ids from your apps’ logsUsers of your appsTo find and fix errors in your apps, when you switch on the logs investigator
Email addresses your admins choose for the logs investigatorYour team, or anyone your admins nameTo send them what the logs investigator found
Error reports from your apps: the user’s id, the screen, the error (scrubbed), the version and the browserYour apps’ usersTo let your admins find and fix an error from the reference the app shows (30 days, in the app’s own project)
Issues sent to Linear or JiraYour teamTo file requests where your team works

3. Only on your instructions

We use the data only to deliver Avokaido to you. Never for our own purposes, never sold, never used to train AI models.

4. Who can see it

Only Avokaido staff who need to, bound to keep it confidential.

5. Security

The measures are listed in Annex 2. They match section 13 of our privacy policy.

6. Outside services

The services that help us are on our list of outside services. We tell you at least 30 days before we add a new one, and you can object.

7. Outside the EU

Where a service is outside the EU, we use the EU’s standard contract clauses or the EU–US Data Privacy Framework.

8. Helping you

We help you answer people who ask to see or delete their data, and with any privacy assessment you need to make.

9. If something goes wrong

If personal data we handle for you leaks or is lost, we tell you within 48 hours of finding out, with what we know, so you can meet your own 72-hour deadline.

Report a suspected leak to security@avokaido.com. It reaches the people who handle it, day and night.

10. When the agreement ends

When you delete your workspace, we delete the data we handle for you within 30 days, except what the law makes us keep.

11. Checks

We give you the information you need to check that we keep to this agreement.

Annex 1: The details

Kinds of people, kinds of data, purposes and how long, as in section 2 and our privacy policy.

Annex 2: Security measures

Encryption on the way and at rest, a container per build, data kept apart per workspace, roles, secrets blanked in findings, one-hour access keys, sign-in links into the project wizard that only lead back to Avokaido, staff access only when needed.