Private by default
Documents live in a private vault, encrypted in transit and at rest by our infrastructure providers.
Here's how we protect your documents, manage access, and use AI. You'll also find what we're still working on and how to ask us about your data.
Documents live in a private vault, encrypted in transit and at rest by our infrastructure providers.
Access depends on each person's role, current relationship with your household, and the sharing permissions you've granted. Those permissions can be revoked.
In supported document-review features, X1 links answers to their sources so you can check the work.
We record key document access and sharing events so we can investigate security questions and incidents.
These five answers were checked against the code and the live privacy policy on . Where we can't make a promise yet, we say that instead.
Claims reviewed . Covers the three statements in this panel.
Access for your household and professionals depends on their current roles, relationships, and sharing permissions. A limited group of authorized X1 staff and service providers may also process data when needed to run and secure X1.
Before you approve a handoff, you can see what's being prepared, who it's for, and what happens next.
For document sharing, review the selected material and recipient before granting access. Existing grants and connected services follow the permissions you have already authorized.
Review the sharing activity recorded in X1. Keep relevant responses with the documents so you can refer to them later.
X1 uses commercial AI services through their APIs, not personal chatbot accounts. We don't grant model providers permission to train on household content. We're checking the contract terms and how long providers keep data for each AI workflow.
Getting a copy of your data, correcting it, deleting content, and removing your login are different requests. We'll explain what each one covers. A verified request to erase your data is separate from ending account access.
Review your privacy rightsSOC 2 Type 2 is in progress. Our agreement with Oneleet includes an independent SOC 2 audit, and we're preparing our security and confidentiality controls, with privacy controls alongside them, before the observation period begins. We don't currently hold or claim a SOC 2 report or certification.
Our trust center lists our security policies and the controls currently passing in the compliance platform we use to track them.
View our trust center (opens in a new tab)We can walk through how data moves through X1, who can access it, which providers process it, and how deletion works. Under NDA, we can share what evidence is available and what's still in progress.
Talk to us about securityWe'll tell you what we can, including which protections depend on our providers and what we're still working on.