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Your Data and Privacy

How connections, consent, and your controls fit together.

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This page is a help guide. Nudgly’s Privacy Policy is the policy. See Legal and Compliance.

Connections. When you connect an app, you authorize that provider on its own screen. Nudgly then keeps the connection so the assistant can use the account you approved. Disconnecting the app in Integrations stops Nudgly using that connection. The steps are in Managing and reconnecting.

Provider consent and Nudgly permissions. The scopes on a Google, Zoom, or other consent screen are the provider’s authorization. They are not the same as Nudgly’s per-action controls. In Nudgly, a read can be allowed while a create, change, or delete can require your approval. An integration is not read-only just because a read can be allowed. Sending an email, paying, booking, and deleting always ask for your approval, whatever you set. See Action Statuses and Approvals.

Card details. If the assistant’s computer needs card details to book or pay on a website, it asks you for them in a secure field. The AI never sees them. They are kept sealed for 15 minutes at most, used once, and then deleted.

Your other controls. You can ask the assistant what it remembers and ask it to forget something. See Manage what your assistant remembers. Your privacy settings are in Settings → Privacy & data. Account deletion, with its 30-day hold, is described in Delete your account.

This help page does not state how tokens are stored, who on the team can see a conversation, where data is kept, or how long it is retained. Those details belong in the Privacy Policy.

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