Trust Center

Trust Center

Last updated: August 16, 2026

The Dureach Trust Center gives customers, buyers, partners, and auditors one place to review our legal terms, data protection posture, security controls, risk profile, and document-request workflow. It separates public website terms from customer SaaS terms, DPA commitments, acceptable-use rules, and trade-data licensing terms.

Start with the right trust document

DocumentUse it forLink
Website Terms of UsePublic website browsing, public content, forms, and website conductWebsite Terms of Use
Customer SaaS TermsAccounts, subscriptions, workspaces, AI agents, APIs, support, and customer contentCustomer SaaS Terms
Data Processing AddendumCustomer personal data processed by Dureach as a processor or service providerData Processing Addendum
Acceptable Use PolicyProhibited activity across website, SaaS, API, AI workflow, outreach, and data servicesAcceptable Use Policy
Trade Data Licensing TermsCustoms, shipment, company, professional, enrichment, and B2B data productsTrade Data Licensing Terms
Privacy PolicyPersonal information practices, privacy rights, cookies, transfers, retention, and contactsPrivacy Policy
Remove My Data PolicyRequests to remove or suppress personal data where applicableRemove My Data Policy
Attribute Data DirectoryBusiness-context data categories used in Dureach servicesAttribute Data Directory

Signed agreements, order forms, and negotiated addenda control where they conflict with public website terms.

Certification and assurance profile

Dureach separates public policy documents from gated assurance artifacts. Public pages are available without an NDA. Detailed audit evidence, reports, and customer-specific security questionnaires may require a qualified business review and NDA.

ArtifactStatusAccess path
SOC 2 Type II attestationListed as Dureach’s active third-party SaaS control attestationRequest through the document workflow below
Security overviewAvailable for procurement and vendor-risk reviewRequest from [email protected]
Data Processing AddendumPublicData Processing Addendum
Privacy PolicyPublicPrivacy Policy
Acceptable Use PolicyPublicAcceptable Use Policy
Trade-data licensing termsPublicTrade Data Licensing Terms
Subprocessor informationAvailable for customer reviewRequest from [email protected]
Penetration-test executive summaryAvailable when a current shareable summary existsRequest through security review
Insurance certificateAvailable for qualified enterprise procurementRequest from [email protected]
Security questionnaire responseAvailable for qualified enterprise procurementSend questionnaire to [email protected]

Dureach does not claim certifications on this page unless they are listed above or confirmed in a signed customer package.

Risk profile for enterprise review

AreaDureach posture
Service categoryB2B SaaS for governed AI workflows, workspace operations, APIs, enrichment, and trade-data workflows
Primary usersFounders, GTM teams, agencies, RevOps, operators, and customer-authorized workspace users
Typical data handledAccount data, user activity, customer content, business contact records, workflow metadata, support records, and trade-data signals
Sensitive data stanceNot intended for protected health information, payment-card data, government IDs, children’s data, biometric data, or other sensitive regulated data unless a signed agreement permits it
AI governanceOperator review is required before customer-facing, regulated, legal, financial, employment, customs, or high-impact use of outputs
Data roleDureach may act as processor/service provider for customer personal data and independent controller for website, account, security, billing, and certain business-data operations
Hosting and infrastructureCloud-hosted service using managed infrastructure, access controls, logging, backup processes, and vendor review
EncryptionTLS is used for data in transit; encryption at rest is used where supported by production systems and managed providers
Access managementWorkspace permissions, least-privilege operational access, credential controls, and administrator responsibility for user access
Vendor riskSubprocessors and service providers support hosting, security, analytics, communications, billing, support, and workflow operations
Business continuityBackup, incident response, and operational monitoring practices support service recovery and customer notification workflows
Compliance boundariesDureach does not provide legal, tax, customs, financial, employment, medical, credit, or regulated-decision advice

Security controls overview

Dureach uses administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect customer information and service integrity.

Control domainPractice summary
Access controlRole-based workspace access, administrator-managed users, credential protection, and least-privilege operational access
Data protectionEncryption in transit, encryption at rest where supported, backup practices, and restrictions on sensitive data uploads
Secure operationsLogging, monitoring, vulnerability handling, vendor review, and incident-response procedures
AI workflow governanceHuman approval checkpoints, customer-owned prompts and files, output review expectations, and prohibited high-impact use cases
Privacy governanceDPA terms, privacy-rights intake, retention practices, transfer safeguards, and suppression/removal processes
Abuse preventionAcceptable-use rules, anti-abuse monitoring, API key controls, export restrictions, and suspension rights for risky activity

Request security and compliance documents

Qualified customers, enterprise buyers, auditors, and partners can request gated security and compliance documents.

  1. Prepare the request. Include your company name, business email, Dureach workspace or sales contact, requested documents, review deadline, NDA status, and procurement system link if available.
  2. Send the request. Use [email protected] for security artifacts and questionnaires, [email protected] for DPA/subprocessor/privacy requests, and [email protected] for contract, insurance, or licensing requests.
  3. Complete access review. Dureach may verify the business relationship, confirm scope, require an NDA, or route the request to the right owner.
  4. Receive the package. Approved requests may receive a secure link, completed questionnaire, public policy references, or a scoped response.
  5. Refresh when needed. For annual vendor reviews, request refreshed documents at least 30 days before your internal deadline.

Privacy and data governance

Dureach provides workflow software and related services for teams using research, outreach, publishing, website, CRM, data, and operator-reviewed AI execution workflows.

Depending on the workflow, Dureach may process account information, workspace activity, customer content, business contact data, trade-data signals, support records, and user-provided inputs needed to operate the service.

Privacy requests can be sent to [email protected]. Security concerns can be sent to [email protected].

Service status and incident contact

Operational status information is available at https://dureach.com/uptime.

For urgent abuse, security, or legal escalations, use the contacts below.

Contacts