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What happens to a document after you upload it.

Six layers between your audit report and anyone who should not see it.

  1. [1]IngestUploads scanned for malware, stored in a per-tenant bucket, encrypted with a tenant-specific key held in AWS KMS.
  2. [2]IndexText and embeddings stored in tenant-partitioned indexes. No cross-tenant query path exists.
  3. [3]RetrieveDrafting retrieves only from the requesting user's tenant and only documents that user may open.
  4. [4]GenerateModel calls carry retrieved passages only, over TLS 1.3, under zero-retention agreements.
  5. [5]CiteEvery sentence stores the document and page it came from, viewable by permitted users.
  6. [6]DeleteDeleting a document purges file, text and index entries within 24 hours, recorded in the audit log.

Retention you control

  • Set retention per document type, such as seven years for audits.
  • Legal hold for documents tied to an open audit.
  • Automatic deletion when a client workspace is archived (consultants).

Evidence for your auditors

  • Exportable audit log of every view, edit, export and deletion.
  • Access reviews by role, quarterly.
  • Written deletion certificates on request.

$ elixir trial --days 14

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