Enterprise-grade

Data sovereignty

We believe AI innovation should never come at the expense of your organization's privacy.

Last updated: June 2026

  • You own your data

    We claim no ownership over the data you upload or the outputs generated by our platform.

  • No model training

    We do not use customer data, files, prompts, or outputs to train, improve, or fine-tune our shared foundation models.

  • Tenant isolation

    Each customer tenant is fully isolated — users from one tenant have no access to data belonging to other tenants.

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Our Commitment to Data Sovereignty

Data sovereignty is a core architectural principle at saiwa.ai. In practice, this means:

  • You Own Your Data

    We claim no ownership over the data you upload or the outputs generated by our platform.
  • Your Data Does Not Train Our Models

    We do not use customer data, files, prompts, or outputs to train, improve, or fine-tune our shared foundation models.
  • Tenant Isolation by Design

    Each customer tenant is fully isolated. Users from one tenant have no access to, or interaction with, data belonging to other tenants.
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Clear Data Policy

We aim to be transparent about how data is handled within our platform.

  • Collection & Processing

    We only process the data you explicitly provide in order to deliver our AI services. We do not collect hidden or unrelated data.
  • Encryption in Transit

    All data transmitted to and from our platform is encrypted using HTTPS (TLS).
  • File Encryption at Rest

    Files stored in our infrastructure are encrypted at rest using Amazon S3 server-side encryption (AES-256).
  • Data Deletion & Retention

    • When you delete files from the platform, they are no longer accessible through the application.
    • Deleted files may remain in backup or recovery systems for up to 30 days before permanent removal.
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Secure & Isolated Architecture

We design our infrastructure to minimize cross-customer risk and ensure logical separation.

  • Single-Tenant Logical Isolation

    Each tenant operates in a logically isolated environment. There is no cross-tenant data access.
  • Operational Security

    Access to production systems is restricted and controlled according to internal operational policies.