AUVYTrust Center
Trust you can review
EU-hosted workspaces, public processor disclosures, and the contracts buyers need — written for security, legal, and procurement review.
- Core EU hosting
- Public AVV / DPA
- Processor register
- AI transparency
AUVYTrust Center
EU-hosted workspaces, public processor disclosures, and the contracts buyers need — written for security, legal, and procurement review.
Short answers on hosting, compliance, AI, and contacts.
Each workspace belongs to one organisation. Only signed-in members with the right role can access it. Exports and deletions are logged.
Core workspace and account data is hosted in the EU (Helsinki). Standard AI, voice, and default Linkup web search use EU regions — see Subprocessors.
Your users, according to workspace roles. AUVY staff have limited access for support and operations. Owners can export or delete data; those actions are logged.
Connections use modern TLS. Data at rest is encrypted. Documents and connected-account secrets get additional protection.
You can export workspace content anytime. After the contract ends, we delete on the timelines in the data processing agreement and privacy notice (typically 30 days for workspace content). Activity logs are kept about 12 months. Billing records follow the law.
AUVY publishes a binding standard AVV for B2B self-serve, an English courtesy translation, a privacy notice, technical measures, and a live processor register. These materials support customer review without claiming counsel certification or blanket compliance for every customer use. Privacy requests: privacy@auvy.ai.
Support for German professional secrecy (§ 203 StGB) is available for Enterprise under our data processing agreement. It must be activated in writing. Until then, that kind of confidential data must not be processed in AUVY.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are in progress. We do not claim certifications we have not received. Published controls and GDPR documentation are available now.
For each request AUVY sends the context needed for that turn to the selected provider and writes results back to the workspace. AUVY does not train models on customer data. Article 50 duties are role-specific; AI interaction is disclosed where required, while provenance marks can be degraded downstream and do not guarantee accuracy.
Voice features use Microsoft Azure speech services in the EU. Details are on the Subprocessors page.
Linkup in the EU is the default web-search and page-fetch path. Only data needed for the active request is sent.
Business customers use the business terms; consumers use the consumer terms. Both are listed under Resources.
Security: security@auvy.ai. Privacy: privacy@auvy.ai. Support: support@auvy.ai.