Security and trust
What happens to your data when you work with us, in plain language.
- Stored in the United StatesOn Google Cloud, and every service we use processes data there too.
- Encrypted in transit and at restWith an extra layer for integration credentials and API tokens.
- Never used to train modelsNot ours, and not anyone else's.
- GDPR, UK GDPR and CCPACovered by our Data Processing Addendum, signed on request.
- You choose the model providersAn Enterprise workspace limits which ones its flows may use.
Where your content goes
- Signs in with your company's identity provider on Enterprise
- Roles decide who can do what
- Stored on Google Cloud in the United States
- Encrypted at rest, credentials encrypted again
- Kept apart from every other workspace
- Through OpenRouter or a provider you configure
- Never used to train models
What AI models see
We don't train on your content
ZeroWidth does not use your content to train, fine-tune or improve AI models, ours or anyone else's.
Sent only to do what you asked
Your content goes to a model provider only to run what you've set up, through OpenRouter or a provider you configure yourself. That provider's own terms cover what it does on its side.
Choose the models
An Enterprise workspace can limit which model providers its flows are allowed to use.
Or keep it all in-house
The Workbench SDK runs flows entirely inside your own systems, with your own model keys.
Who can get in, and what they can do
Roles
Owners, admins and members have different permissions, and only an owner can delete a workspace.
Single sign-on
On the Enterprise plan, your team signs in with the identity provider your company already uses. We never see anyone's password.
Keys that do only what you allow
API keys and personal tokens carry only the permissions you give them, product by product, read or write.
Nothing changes without approval
When zv1 wants to change your work, it shows the exact edit and waits for a person to approve it.
Your data stays yours
Take it with you
Flows export as portable files, and Ledger exports its full history as CSV or JSON. If you leave, you have time to export your content afterwards.
Deleting removes credentials at once
When a workspace is deleted, its integration credentials and stored secrets are removed immediately.
Our commitments, in writing
Our Data Processing Addendum covers GDPR, UK GDPR and the CCPA, including the notification duties that come with them. A signed copy is available on request.
Who processes your data
A short list of companies handles hosting, sign-in, email, payments and routing to model providers on our behalf. All of them process data in the United States, and we give notice before adding one.
See the current list →Read the full documents
Have a question your security team needs answered?
Ask us directly. To report a vulnerability, email security@zerowidth.ai and we'll reply within two business days.
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