Does Polyosync sell, trade, or monetize customer business data?
No. Polyosync does not sell customer business data.
Our business model is based on providing AI workforce, collaboration, automation, and business process capabilities to organizations.
It is not based on selling the information that businesses entrust to the platform.
What does this mean in practice?
Polyosync does not treat customer business information as a commercial dataset to be sold to advertisers, data brokers, or unrelated organizations.
Business information is used to support the platform's services and authorized operations.
Does Polyosync sell customer lists or lead information?
No.
Customer lists, lead records, and business contacts are not intended for sale as commercial datasets.
These records may be processed when necessary for the organization's authorized business activities.
Does Polyosync sell AI conversations?
No.
Conversations and operational information are not products that Polyosync sells to third parties.
Does Polyosync use customer information for advertising?
Polyosync does not operate a business model based on selling customer data for advertising.
Any processing for other purposes must be governed by the applicable privacy documentation and legal requirements.
Does this mean information is never shared with another company?
No.
Data selling and service-related data processing are different activities.
Polyosync may rely on external technology providers to deliver particular functionality.
For example, AI processing may involve OpenAI or another supported AI provider.
Other infrastructure or integration providers may also be involved in delivering the service.
Such processing does not mean that Polyosync is selling customer data.
Why do external providers receive information?
Certain operations require external services to process information.
Examples may include:
1. Generating an AI response.
2. Processing an authorized AI Employee task.
3. Performing an integration action.
4. Supporting platform infrastructure.
5. Delivering an authorized business operation.
The information involved should be relevant to the service being performed.
Does an external provider become the owner of our data?
Using an external provider does not, by itself, transfer ownership of the organization's information.
However, the provider's processing obligations and permitted uses depend on the applicable contractual terms.
How can organizations evaluate third-party processing?
Organizations should review the relevant privacy documentation, contractual terms, and available information about service providers.
Enterprise customers with specific requirements should raise those requirements during their commercial and security review.
Our commitment
Polyosync is a software service provider, not a data broker.
Your business data is used to support your operations, not sold as a separate commercial asset.