FinePrint Privacy and data work

Privacy documents that match how your product really uses data

FinePrint Counsel's Privacy, Data & AI teammate prepares the data agreement a customer sends, your privacy notice and your rules for AI use, from the facts about your product. It asks for missing facts and shows the plan and the price first. Lawyers supervise the work.

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A customer asks for a data agreement

Your enterprise customer sends a data processing agreement. To answer it, FinePrint Counsel needs the proposed terms and the facts: what your product does, which data it uses and which companies touch it. It asks for what it needs instead of guessing.

Customer request

Data processing agreement

  • The proposed termsSent
  • Facts about your productMissing fact
  • The data it usesMissing fact
  • The companies involvedMissing fact
  1. Asks for missing facts
  2. Plan and cost
  3. Review required

The document must match the actual data use

A privacy notice has to describe what your company really does with data. Bring the current product facts and the agreements behind them. A missing answer about data use is a missing fact, and the work waits for it.

A written policy does not prove that your company follows it.

Four kinds of data work are in the catalog

Data agreements, privacy notices, data requests and company rules for AI use. Tell FinePrint Counsel which one, for which company, in which countries, and the deadline. It shows the plan and the price before it starts.

Where a lawyer reviews the data work

Legal work follows a process lawyers approved and sample-check. Work that needs additional legal judgment waits for a lawyer's review. You see the lawyer's decision and the reason in the task.

Your records are not training data

Your Legal Room documents, facts, approvals and decisions are used for your company's work only. They do not train the shared model. Each person sees only what their work needs.

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Questions

Does preparing a notice make our company compliant?

No. A notice is one document. Whether your company keeps to it depends on what it really does. Bring that question to the task; where it needs legal judgment, it waits for a lawyer's review.

Can we upload customer data to the contact form?

No. Describe the task without confidential details. Once the scope is agreed, you upload documents to your secure account.

Start with the data question on your desk

The LaunchPad gives qualified applicants 60 days of FinePrint free. No card. No automatic subscription. After that, plans start at $100 per company per month with five hours of work included, then $20 an hour.