AI data, privacy and where it runs
Vivotics AI is built so you always know what it can see and where your data is processed. This page explains both, so you can use it with confidence on client work.
What the AI can see
Every AI feature runs under the permissions of the person using it. The assistant only ever reads records that user can already open in the app: their tasks, projects, docs and meetings. It cannot surface anything a user is not allowed to see, and private tasks stay private to their owner and assignees. Answers cite the exact records they came from, so you can check the source.
Where your data is processed
Vivotics workspace AI is powered by Anthropic Claude, processed in the United States. Your inputs are not used to train models. You can see the active provider, region and data-use terms at any time under Settings → AI, in the "Where your AI data is processed" panel.
The AI provider is pluggable. A self-hosted or self-managed deployment can point Vivotics at a different provider (for example an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, a regional host, or a model running on your own infrastructure). Settings → AI always shows the current provider and flags any endpoint that would send data outside a trusted region, so an administrator can review it before AI is used on sensitive data.
Meeting transcripts
The AI Notetaker turns meeting audio into a transcript and then into minutes and tasks. Transcription can run on a self-hosted endpoint so the audio never leaves your stack, and the text steps use the same trusted AI provider as the rest of the suite.
Metering and control
- AI is a paid add-on unlocked per person with an AI seat; only seat holders can run it.
- All usage is metered against a shared monthly pool, visible in Settings → AI.
- Administrators control seats, the team glossary, and the AI provider.
In short
- The AI sees only what each user already can.
- Workspace AI is processed by Anthropic Claude in the US and is not used to train models.
- The provider and region are always visible in Settings → AI, and a non-trusted endpoint is flagged before use.