What this policy covers
AI Product Ops Toolkit is a web application that supports account creation, live AI generation, saved outputs, lead capture, billing setup, and support communication. This page summarizes how information is handled in the current production product.
Information we may collect
Depending on how you use the product, we may collect your name, email address, role, selected use cases, authentication identifiers, billing identifiers, generation history, saved outputs, support requests, referral data, and showcase submissions you choose to publish.
How workflow content is processed
When you use live generation, the source material you submit may be processed to assemble prompts and generate structured outputs. Teams should avoid submitting secrets, credentials, or highly sensitive regulated data unless they have completed their own internal review and approval.
Third-party infrastructure
The application currently relies on external service providers for key product functions, including AI generation, authentication, database storage, email delivery, and billing. These providers may process limited data required to deliver the service flow you choose to use.
How information is used
Information is used to authenticate users, operate the generator, save outputs, support onboarding, respond to inquiries, deliver product communications, manage billing, and improve workflow recommendations across the application.
Retention and user controls
Saved outputs, onboarding selections, and account activity may remain associated with your account until they are deleted or your account is closed. Public showcase submissions and share links should be treated as intentionally shared content and reviewed before publishing.
Safe usage guidance
Before using real working material, remove credentials, private keys, unreleased commercial terms, personal data that your organization should not disclose, and any other content that should not leave your approved internal systems.
Important note
This page is an operational product summary, not formal legal advice. Before broader commercialization or enterprise contracting, the privacy policy should be reviewed by qualified legal counsel and aligned with the exact live vendors and regions in use.