The main trust surfaces behind the workflow.
Access follows role and organization scope
Role-based, org-scoped access means workspace data is never universally visible. Managers see only the context needed for their direct reports. For 1:1s, raw notes and transcripts stay with the manager and report on that meeting. Admins manage setup, billing, and operations without getting org-wide access to private conversation text. Non-public app routes are excluded from search indexing.
Meeting capture is scoped to the shipped surfaces
Meeting capture stays limited to the shipped EvalSuite and provider-enabled surfaces that have a documented trust boundary. Live transcription in EvalSuite rooms and shared syncs. Zoom-backed meetings can also use live RTMS transcript capture when the connected host has RTMS enabled; otherwise EvalSuite falls back to the post-meeting cloud-recording transcript. Transcripts feed recap drafting and reviewable follow-up suggestions.
AI drafting is assistive, not autonomous
AI drafts from your evidence. It does not decide performance outcomes. Drafting uses role context, templates, and captured evidence. Managers edit final reviews and confirm follow-up actions. The system shows where drafts came from and where manager review is required.
Retention, billing, and support stay explicit
Direct links to the retention, billing, and support policies buyers check before purchasing. Usage logs retained up to 12 months; backup data up to 90 days after deletion. Paid checkout starts in Stripe. Only org admins can initiate billing. Auth, Zoom setup, and account help live in the public support page.