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What the AI does with my documents

What gets processed, what never leaves your organisation, and what you can turn off.

Updated on 13/08/2026

It is a reasonable question and deserves a straight answer, because what sits in here are contracts, payslips and identity documents belonging to people who did not choose to be here.

What happens when you upload

  1. 1

    It is stored

    Encrypted, and tied to your organisation.

  2. 2

    It is read, if you have that on

    To extract the values you care about: dates, amounts, identifiers.

  3. 3

    It stays put

    The result goes into your case. It is not mixed with anyone else's.

What you control

DecisionWhere
Which document types get read and which do notIn each type's configuration
How long it is keptIn the retention policy
Who can see itIn permissions and teams

Important

If you hold especially sensitive documents — health data, information about minors, trade secrets — decide expressly whether their type carries automatic reading, rather than leaving the default. It is your decision and it is worth making, not inheriting.

Watch out

Marta answers with what you can see. If a colleague should not see something, they will not see it by asking her either: it inherits permissions, it does not route around them.

Worth knowing

If one of your own clients asks you this about their documents, the answer is the same and you can show them this page.

Are my documents used to improve the product?

Corrections improve reading of that document type within your organisation.

Can I turn the AI off entirely?

You can disable automatic reading. Documents are stored just the same.

Where is the data hosted?

It is documented in the compliance information; ask if you need the detail for an audit.

A real case

The situation

A client asks their supplier whether their contracts are used to train an AI.

What you do

  1. Shows them this page
  2. Shows that reading is disabled for that document type

What you get

The concern is settled with a specific answer rather than a promise.

The situation

There is a fear that documents leave the company.

What you do

  1. Checks what is processed and where

What you get

The doubt is settled with the fact.

The situation

A client asks what is done with their material.

What you do

  1. Explains the processing specifically

What you get

The answer is verifiable.

The situation

Something sensitive is uploaded without thinking.

What you do

  1. Checks beforehand what is worth processing

What you get

The decision is taken knowingly.

The situation

It is assumed the AI stores everything it sees.

What you do

  1. Checks what is retained and for how long

What you get

Expectations match reality.

The situation

An audit about AI use must be answered.

What you do

  1. Checks the invocation log

What you get

The answer comes from a record rather than an assertion.

This article answers

  • does the ai train on my documents
  • is it safe to upload confidential documents
  • turn off artificial intelligence
  • who can see what my company uploads