Trust Centre · AI Learning
Your data teaches no one's AI
BIQc is designed to prevent customer data from being used for public model training, and applies provider controls to enforce this posture. Here is exactly what that means.
What this means for you
- What you type, upload and generate is not added to AI training datasets by BIQc.
- Training-restriction controls are applied on supported AI providers.
- Your outputs are your intellectual property — it's in the Terms.
- Your account is logically isolated with tenant access controls.
Our guarantee
- Your prompts are processed with training-restriction controls on supported providers.
- Your uploaded files are not added to shared training datasets by BIQc.
- Data BIQc receives from Google APIs, such as Gmail messages and Calendar events, is never used to develop, improve or train generalised AI or machine-learning models, by BIQc or by any provider it uses.
- Your outputs remain your intellectual property.
- Your account is logically isolated with tenant access controls.
- Where a provider offers a no-storage option, BIQc uses it (for example, OpenAI requests are sent with storage turned off). Providers may still keep data for a short time for abuse monitoring, or where the law requires, under their own terms.
How BIQc processes your data
BIQc uses API-based processing with provider-level training restrictions and platform retention controls. AI model providers may process prompts outside Australia; this cross-border processing is handled in line with Australian Privacy Principle 8 and is always subject to the training restrictions above. Data handling follows our documented Privacy Policy and sub-processor terms.
By customer segment
Small & medium business
- Closed-loop processing.
- Account isolation.
- No public training.
Mid-market
- Role-based access.
- Audit log of administrator and billing actions.
- Retention controls.
Enterprise
- Custom deployment options by agreement.
- Contractual training restrictions.
Legal alignment
Our Terms of Service explicitly state that you own your inputs and your outputs.