An isolated workspace for your company. Protected connections to your tools. Never trained on your data.
Your company gets its own workspace. Nothing in it is shared with anyone else.
He uses your tools without seeing your passwords. You share them once, they stay encrypted, and you can take them back any time.
His computerYour data is encrypted where it sits and while it moves. Secrets are encrypted on their own.
Alfred runs in AWS us-east-1. Other regions are not offered yet.
Your files and conversations are yours. They are not used to train models.
Daily backups let you restore workspace files to an earlier snapshot.
Admins choose the channels he joins. New chats wait for approval.
He has his own email and his own sign-ins. What he did shows as his, and removing him is one account.

Alfred’s core infrastructure runs on AWS in the United States. Other hosting regions are not currently offered. External service providers may process information in other locations.
Alfred runs in a hosted cloud environment. His working files and software live there.
For supported brokered connections, his computer receives references instead of real credentials. The broker supplies credentials to configured destinations and removes supported secret values from responses. Native application logins, browser sessions, and custom connections can handle authentication differently.
Yes. Alfred uses shared company knowledge to help colleagues work together. Personal profiles are handled separately, but information learned through conversations can become available across the workspace.
Workspace files only. It does not roll back conversations, connections, schedules, or actions already performed in external tools.
No. Removing access affects future use according to the connection’s behavior. It does not recall an email or reverse changes already accepted by another service. Some connection methods also require logout or revocation with the provider.
Answer to confirm before publication.
Provider list and staff-access policy to confirm before publication.
Retention, deletion, and backup-expiration terms to confirm before publication.
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