DraftKite sends the content of the emails we process for you to an AI provider (currently OpenAI) to classify, embed and generate drafts. Inboxes may contain sensitive personal data โ for example information about health, religion, trade-union membership or other special categories (GDPR art. 9). This means:
- Your responsibility: as the data controller for your inbox, you ensure that you have a lawful basis under art. 6 and โ where relevant โ art. 9 for processing the data, including when you use AI to produce drafts.
- No model training: the AI provider processes the content as a data processor under a written data-processing agreement and may not use your content to train its models.
- Short-term retention: prompts and responses may be retained by the AI provider for up to 30 days for safety and abuse-prevention purposes, after which they are deleted. We do not keep a copy with the AI provider beyond this.
- Transfer to the US: the AI models are hosted in the US. The transfer takes place on the basis of the EU Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) with supplementary measures.
If you run, for example, a medical, legal or psychological practice where the inbox systematically receives sensitive data, you should carry out a specific risk assessment before connecting the inbox to DraftKite. Write to support@draftkite.com for a data-processing agreement or further documentation.