Operating your productivity tools
We define what data your tools need to process for the agreed workflow. Using a productivity tool does not by itself authorize separate model training or external data licensing.
DATA CONTROLS
Operating productivity tools, training custom models, and licensing data to others have different purposes. We agree on the scope of each before using your private data for that purpose.
Discuss your requirements01 / THREE DISTINCT PURPOSES
02 / FROM RAW DATA TO APPROVED PRODUCTS
Names are only part of the picture. Source code, customer content, business rules, and surrounding context may also be sensitive.
Agree on eligible sources, workflows, fields, and exclusions before processing private data for the project.
Remove or transform sensitive details and reconstruct tasks or environments where needed to preserve the learning signal.
Check the processed dataset or environment against the agreed sensitivity and quality criteria before external delivery.
Define the data product, permitted recipients or recipient categories, and allowed training or evaluation purposes.
03 / PROJECT AGREEMENTS
Raw data and processed data products need distinct handling rules.
We agree on who can access raw material, what can be retained, and how retention, deletion, and changes to permissions are handled. These terms are defined for each engagement.
Preparing private data, training custom models, and building internal tools do not automatically authorize external data licensing. Any proposed external use needs its own explicit authorization.
Talk through your data requirements