Security, privacy, and what this demo actually is

This page is written for someone about to ask us hard questions in a procurement review. It states what is true of this demo site, and separately what is true of a customer deployment, because they are not the same thing.

This demo contains only synthetic data

Every call, transcript, label, figure, and voice on this site was generated for demonstration. There is no real recording, no real customer, no real person, and no personal data of any kind in the demo dataset. Names, companies, estates, and house models are invented and drawn from a fixed, published list.

This is enforced, not merely intended. Before anything is published, an automated gate scans the material that will actually ship — transcripts, labels, entity names, prepared answers, every quoted passage — for personal-data patterns and for any identity outside the published list. If the scan finds anything, publication stops. The gate itself is verified by a test that plants realistic personal details into a copy and requires the gate to catch them.

The demo is separated from every customer environment

Where this demo is hosted, and why that is acceptable here

This demonstration site is not hosted in the European Union, and the model services it can reach are the non-European defaults. We do not control the platform’s region.

That is acceptable for this site and only for this site, because the content is synthetic: there is no personal data to reside anywhere. It is emphatically not the posture we propose for your recordings. A customer deployment is self-hosted in a region you choose, with transcription, analysis, embedding, and re-ranking pointed at self-hosted or EU endpoints through the configuration centre — a change of preset, not a change of architecture.

The demo is read-only, and that is structural

What a customer deployment commits to

Search results and assistant answers in this demo

Where the demo is running on prepared content rather than the live services, it says so on the screen. Assistant answers are composed from passages copied out of the sample transcripts, and every citation is re-checked against the transcript before it is shown — a citation that does not resolve means the answer is discarded, not displayed.