Three roles
Admin, Manager and User. Admins manage people, access and connections; Managers and Users work on what's shared with them.
Permissions on every document, folder and Eko, checked on every question. And your data is stored in Europe.
Send it to your IT teamThen they apply to people, to Ekos and to every answer.
Admin, Manager and User. Admins manage people, access and connections; Managers and Users work on what's shared with them.
Create groups once, by department or project, and share folders and Ekos with the whole group.
On every file and folder you decide who can view and who can edit.
Three colleagues ask the Super Eko the same question. Pick who's asking: the answer changes with the documents that person can open.
A role decides what someone can manage; what they can read depends on what's shared with them or their group. The Super Eko reads only that.
The check happens before the search, not after.
They're called Trusted Users: they correct the Eko in chat, and the correction applies right away for everyone who uses it.
Everyone else can ask, not teach. So wrong information never enters your knowledge just because someone typed it into a chat.
Your data is stored in Europe: documents and conversations are kept in Google data centers in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Your content is never used to train AI models: it's written into our contracts with the providers, including Google.
People sign in with their company Microsoft account (Microsoft Entra ID, formerly Azure Active Directory), with their Google account, or with a link sent by email.
Each person's chats stay their own. The knowledge is shared, the conversations aren't.
ekory reads files from Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive and Notion, and never changes them at the source.
What an Eko does in your tools stays on record, in the conversation or in the automation's history.
Your data is stored in Europe, in Google data centers in Belgium and the Netherlands. When a provider is based outside the EU, the GDPR safeguards and the agreements approved by the European Commission apply.
No. Your content is never used to train the models: our contracts with the AI providers rule it out.
No. Conversations are private. What's shared is the knowledge, meaning the documents your company has given you access to.
Yes, if you give them to it: an Eko can read documents a person can't open, such as a confidential technical manual, and answer using their content. That's why an Eko's documents are chosen by people who have access to them. The Super Eko, on the other hand, works exactly with your permissions.
With their company Microsoft account (Microsoft Entra ID, formerly Azure Active Directory, including accounts synced from your office Active Directory), with their Google account, or with a link sent by email. There are no new passwords to remember.
Yes. You'll find it on our DPA page, with the list of providers that process data. We'll send you a copy ready to sign on request, so your DPO can read it first.
Does your DPO have more questions? Ask ekory.
An Eko answers from our security and data documents, and tells you which document each answer comes from.
Free. Sign in with a Google or Microsoft account, or with a link sent by email. The welcome page is in Italian; ask in English and the Eko answers in English.
This page answers the questions IT and your DPO usually ask. Send it to whoever needs to sign off, or print it.
To print it: Ctrl+P, or ⌘P on a Mac.
Data processing agreement and provider list available before you sign.