Is my business data used to train AI models when I use Corvana?

No. Corvana does not allow your business data to be used to train AI models. Two protections combine: first, the AI Data Firewall masks confidential data (business names, ABNs, financials, customer details) before any request reaches an external model; second, the underlying AI models are accessed under enterprise/API terms where customer inputs are not used to train the provider's models. Your data stays yours, stays masked, and stays in Australia.

Key facts

Two layers of protection

The first layer is contractual: the AI models Corvana uses are accessed under terms where your prompts and data are not retained for, or used to, train the provider's models. The second layer is technical and is the one we control directly: the AI Data Firewall strips out identifying and confidential information before a request is ever made, so even the masked prompt contains no real business identity or exact financials.

Defence in depth, not a promise

Privacy policies can change, so Corvana does not rely on a third party's promise alone. Because masking happens inside Corvana before anything is sent, your confidential data is protected by design — not just by agreement. Combined with Australian data residency and AES-256-GCM encryption, this gives you a verifiable privacy posture rather than a marketing claim.

Frequently asked questions

What if an AI provider changes its data policy?

Your protection does not depend on it. Corvana masks confidential data before it is ever sent, so identifying details and exact financials are not exposed regardless of a provider's retention policy.

Where is my data stored?

In Australia — MongoDB Atlas hosted on AWS's Sydney region, which is independently assessed under the ACSC IRAP framework at the PROTECTED level.