Workspace separation
Workspace-owned resources, such as conversations, knowledge and leads, are scoped to the business that owns them.
See how the product design separates workspace data, manages access and handles website chat, knowledge sources and AI credentials.
Security & Trust
Get startedThe platform design applies access checks when someone uses a workspace, submits a widget request or manages billing.
Workspace-owned resources, such as conversations, knowledge and leads, are scoped to the business that owns them.
Email verification, password hashing, optional two-factor sign-in, authenticated sessions and role checks govern access.
Widget requests use the workspace's approved domain configuration, and HTTPS protects connections in transit.
Uploads are type and size checked. Workspace documents are processed with access controls and are kept out of public file URLs.
The application makes OpenAI requests on the server. The browser embed carries a public workspace identifier.
Administrative actions are recorded for review, including plan and workspace changes.
The public widget starts a conversation for its configured workspace. Workspace roles govern which teammates can read or act on that conversation.
Allowed website
A site owner approves the domain before publishing the widget.
Workspace scope
The application retrieves knowledge for the conversation's workspace.
Authorized people
Team roles govern inbox and settings access. Platform administration is a separate area.
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The widget's workspace identifier is public. AI credentials are stored and used by the server.
Workspace-owned records are scoped to the workspace and checked when accessed.
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