Privacy
Privacy posture.
This page summarises how VVON™ handles policy documents, claim evidence, and personal information uploaded for forensic analysis. A formal privacy policy is being finalised with counsel; the substantive practices below already apply to every upload.
What we collect
- Policy PDFs, denial letters, and damage photos you upload — kept in a private object store and accessible only to your organisation.
- Structured analysis the AI produces (parsed coverages, classifications, estimates, supplements) — stored against your organisation.
- Account identity from your Clerk session: email, optional name. We do not store passwords.
- Operational metadata: request timestamps, rate-limit counters, billing tier from Stripe.
What we do not do
- We do not sell user data to anyone, for any purpose.
- We do not use your claim materials to train public foundation models. Uploads are processed via vendor APIs (Anthropic) under no-training data-handling terms.
- We do not share your uploads with the carrier, opposing counsel, or any third party without your explicit instruction.
- We do not retain bytes longer than necessary — Resolve-tier uploads are not retained beyond the resulting analysis record.
Vendors with access to processing
- Anthropic — language and vision model inference.
- Vercel — application hosting; Vercel Blob (private store) for uploaded files.
- Neon — managed Postgres for structured records.
- Clerk — identity and session management.
- Stripe — billing and subscription management (payment details handled directly by Stripe; we never see card numbers).
Your rights
- Export — request a copy of your organisation’s records at any time.
- Delete — request hard deletion of your organisation’s records; we honour within 30 days.
- Correct — flag any inaccurate AI output via support; corrections feed our eval set.
- Object — opt out of any optional analytics (we ship with none enabled by default).
For the full formal policy, deletion requests, or DPA / BAA questions, write privacy@vvon.ai. VVON Systems, Inc. © 2026.