Privacy

Privacy notice

How Envene handles account, team, integration, scan, finding, report, and support data.

Last updated: June 3, 2026

What Envene processes

Envene processes account information, team membership, integration metadata, connected app records, scopes, resource visibility metadata, findings, remediation activity, reports, support feedback, and audit events needed to operate the service.

Integration data

The core product is metadata-first. Scans are designed to inventory access and exposure details rather than ingest raw document contents. Google Workspace scans require customer-approved OAuth access.

How data is used

Data is used to provide the dashboard, scans, findings, reports, notifications, knowledge base assistance, billing, support, security monitoring, and product operations.

Security measures

Tenant data is scoped by team. Integration tokens are encrypted at rest. Security-relevant actions are audited. Operators should configure production storage, Sentry, WorkOS, and MCP transport controls for their deployment.

Retention and deletion

Retention depends on the workspace configuration and customer agreement. Team owners should contact support for data export, correction, or deletion requests.

This page is a product notice for standard use. A customer agreement or data processing addendum may provide additional terms for production deployments.