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Privacy Policy

Effective date: 13 July 2026  ·  Last updated: 7 November 2026

Note for legal professionals: Workspace Content may include material subject to attorney-client privilege or professional confidentiality. Section 5 describes exactly where that content travels. We never use Workspace Content to train models, and we do not permit our sub-processors to do so.

This policy explains how TeamLaw ("we", "us"), operated by Column Seven (8 The Green, Ste B, Dover DE 19901, USA), collects and processes personal data on teamlaw.ai, the TeamLaw application at launch.teamlaw.ai, and co-branded domains in the Agentix product family (including teamoffice.ai and baseagentix.com).

Contact: privacy@teamlaw.ai

1. Two roles we play

2. Data we collect

Customers (we are the controller)

Workspace Content (we are the processor)

Website visitors

3. Cookies and local storage

We use essential cookies to operate the service and optional advertising cookies only after you choose Accept. Choosing Accept minimal keeps optional advertising cookies off and does not affect access to TeamLaw. The cookie and browser-storage inventory includes:

NameTypeSet byPurposeDuration
GAESACookieHosting infrastructure (Google Cloud)Load balancing. Strictly necessary.30 days
Session cookieCookieTeamLaw appKeeping you signed in. Strictly necessary.Session (rolling)
baseagentix_englishCookieTeamLaw appRemembering your English dialect preference (en-US/en-GB). Shared across Agentix family domains so your preference follows you. Functional.1 year
__stripe_mid, __stripe_sidCookiesStripe (billing pages only)Fraud prevention and payment security. Strictly necessary for payment processing.1 year / 30 min
teamlaw_measurement_consentCookieTeamLawRemembers your measurement choice across teamlaw.ai and its subdomains. Preference only; contains no account details or ad identifier.180 days from your choice
__opprefCookieOpenAI Measurement Pixel, after opt-inStores the ad-click attribution identifier supplied in a landing-page URL.30 days after capture; capturing a non-empty identifier again resets this period
__obrefCookieOpenAI Measurement Pixel, after opt-inStores a randomly generated browser reference for advertising measurement.365 days from creation; reading it does not extend expiry
UI preferenceslocalStorageTeamLaw appTheme, sidebar layout, accessibility settings, disclaimer acknowledgments. Never sent to our servers for tracking.Until cleared

Optional OpenAI advertising measurement

The OpenAI Measurement Pixel is off by default. We do not load its SDK or send measurement events until you opt in. The cookie notice offers Accept minimal for essential cookies only and Accept to also allow optional advertising cookies. You can reopen Settings on these public pages to change your choice. Withdrawing consent stops future measurement and removes accessible OpenAI measurement cookies; it does not undo events already sent.

When enabled, the pixel sends event information, the page origin, ad-attribution identifiers and browser references to OpenAI for advertising measurement. Where automatic advanced matching is enabled, the pixel can detect supported customer details on the page, normalize them and hash them in your browser before including the hashes with conversion events. Raw customer details are not sent through that matching feature. Hashes and browser identifiers can still be personal data. We do not manually pass account identifiers or Workspace Content to the pixel.

A completed-registration event is sent only on the successful email-verification screen when measurement is allowed. We remove verification-link query and fragment data before loading the pixel there. If you have not chosen yet, the event may be sent if you opt in while that success screen is still open. A declined event is discarded, not replayed on a later visit. The private login and workroom do not load this pixel.

Cookie durations are separate from OpenAI's attribution windows and conversion-data retention. Your browser may shorten them or block cookies. For more information, see OpenAI's privacy policy and its Measurement Pixel documentation.

4. How we use data and legal bases (GDPR)

PurposeDataLegal basis
Providing the TeamLaw serviceAccount data, Workspace ContentContract (Art. 6(1)(b)); Workspace Content processed on the Customer's behalf under our DPA
Billing and subscription managementBilling dataContract (Art. 6(1)(b))
Security, abuse prevention, reliabilityServer logsLegitimate interests (Art. 6(1)(f))
Service announcements to CustomersAccount dataContract / legitimate interests
Optional advertising measurementConversion events, ad-attribution and browser identifiers; browser-hashed customer details where automatic matching is enabledConsent (Art. 6(1)(a)); you can withdraw via Settings
Legal complianceAny of the aboveLegal obligation (Art. 6(1)(c))

We do not sell personal data or use Workspace Content for advertising or to train our own AI models. With your opt-in, we use the limited website advertising-measurement data described above to measure our ads. This does not control third-party providers you select using your own API keys.

5. AI processing — where your content travels

An OpenRouter API key is required for AI features. The prompts, documents, and context needed to fulfil your request are sent to the selected provider. You may also connect optional API keys for other supported providers, such as OpenAI or Anthropic.

Voice captures are transcribed by a third-party transcription provider (details to be confirmed and updated here). Audio and transcripts are stored as Workspace Content.

6. Payments

Payments are processed by Stripe, Inc. Stripe collects your card details directly; we receive only a payment reference, status, and the billing details needed for invoicing. Stripe acts as an independent controller for fraud prevention and payment processing — see Stripe's privacy policy.

7. Connected apps (integrations)

You may connect third-party apps (via Composio) to let your agents act on your behalf. When you authorise a connection, OAuth tokens are stored securely and data from that app is accessed only as needed to perform the actions you request. Disconnecting an integration revokes our access; you can also revoke from the third-party app directly.

8. Sub-processors and service providers

ProviderPurposeLocation / safeguards
Replit / Google CloudApplication hosting, server logsUS; DPA and SCCs
PostgreSQL (Replit managed)DatabaseUS; DPA
StripePayment processingUS; independent controller, SCCs
ComposioThird-party app integration layerUS; DPA
OpenRouter and partner LLM providersAI processing for platform-operated services, where applicableSee applicable provider terms
Transactional email providerTransactional emailTo be confirmed

Fonts are self-hosted. No font requests are made to Google or any other third party.

9. Retention

10. Your rights

EU/UK residents: access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection, portability, and complaint to a supervisory authority. Contact privacy@teamlaw.ai. For personal data inside Workspace Content, we may redirect your request to the responsible Customer (the controller), and we will assist them in fulfilling it.

11. International transfers

Where data is transferred outside the EU/UK, we rely on Standard Contractual Clauses (Module 2) with the sub-processors listed above. A UK Addendum is incorporated for UK customers.

12. Security

TLS in transit; encryption at rest; encrypted storage of API keys and OAuth tokens; per-workspace access isolation; hashed credentials; access controls and least-privilege administration. Details in our DPA's security annex.

13. Children

TeamLaw is a professional tool intended for adults. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 16.

14. Changes

Updates are posted here with a revised effective date. Material changes are announced to Customers by email and require re-acceptance in the app before continuing to use the service.