Privacy
SYNAIPSE
Last updated: September 19, 2026
Your Safe is private by default. You choose which healthcare organizations receive information from it. Service providers process information to operate the Services, and other limited disclosures are described below.
We do not sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, or process it for targeted advertising.
Our AI features assist with document processing and application workflows. People review application information and make credentialing and privileging decisions.
An organization may maintain its own credentialing records after receiving your information. Closing your Safe or ending access does not automatically erase that organization’s records.
SynAIpse Inc. (“SynAIpse,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) provides a physician credential portfolio called Safe and services that support credentialing, privileging, enrollment, verification, and monitoring. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, retain, and disclose personal information in connection with our websites, applications, and related services (the “Services”), and the choices available to you.
This Privacy Policy describes our information practices. Where applicable law requires consent or authorization for a particular activity, we request it separately before carrying out that activity.
This policy applies to information we process for our own account, service, website, and business purposes. It covers website visitors; physicians and other professionals using Safe; authorized delegates; organizational users and business contacts; job applicants; and people whose information is provided to us through these activities, such as professional references.
Your Safe. When you create and use your own Safe, this policy governs our handling of that account and its information. You may authorize us to provide selected information to an organization for an application or other requested service. An organization’s copy of that information may then become part of its own credentialing or employment records.
Organization-directed services. When we process personal information solely on a healthcare organization’s instructions, including an organization’s provider roster, application files, or monitoring records, we act as its service provider or processor. That processing is governed by our agreement with the organization and applicable law; the organization’s privacy notices explain its own practices. Descriptions of these workflows in this policy do not give us additional rights to use organization-controlled information for our own purposes. If your request concerns those records, contact the organization or contact us and we will help route your request.
Protected health information. Where we process protected health information (“PHI”) on behalf of a covered entity or another business associate, that processing is governed by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”), the applicable business associate agreement (“BAA”), and other applicable law. The covered entity’s Notice of Privacy Practices addresses its handling of PHI. Professional credential information is not automatically PHI. Patient information should be provided only through a workflow designated for that purpose under an applicable BAA, and not through ordinary contact forms or support messages. Patients should contact their healthcare provider about their records and privacy rights.
Information you or your authorized representatives provide
Communications and forms. If you contact us, request a demo, or complete a form, we collect the information you provide, such as your name, business contact details, job title, organization, messages, and attachments. Our email services may use pixels or similar technologies to record email opens and link clicks, as described under Cookies and analytics.
Account registration. We collect information needed to create, authenticate, and administer accounts, such as your name, contact details, account credentials or authentication information, role, organization affiliation, National Provider Identifier, and professional license numbers. An organization may provide contact or roster information to invite you before you register. An invitation alone does not authorize release of information from your personal Safe.
Identity verification. We and our identity-verification provider collect the information needed for the verification method you use. This may include a government-issued ID and information on it, a photograph or short video, and related device, transaction, and fraud-prevention signals. We use this information to verify identity and prevent fraud. We may retain a verification result, date, and method separately from the underlying images or biometric data.
Biometric information. Before collecting or processing biometric identifiers or biometric information, we provide a separate notice and obtain the express written consent required for the activity, including electronically where permitted. That notice identifies the provider and describes the data, purposes, recipients, retention period, and destruction criteria. Biometric information is used only for the disclosed identity-verification and fraud-prevention purposes. We do not sell, lease, trade, or profit from biometric information, or use it to train AI models.
We require biometric identifiers and biometric information to be permanently and securely destroyed when the disclosed purposes have been satisfied, or earlier if required by the retention period stated at collection or applicable law. A fraud investigation does not extend retention beyond a deadline imposed by law. Any retention required by law is limited to the information and period that requirement permits. ID images, selfies, transaction records, and verification outcomes may have different retention periods, as explained in the applicable notice; data that qualifies as biometric information remains subject to the biometric restrictions.
Biometric information may be processed by the identity-verification provider and its authorized service providers only as permitted by the applicable notice, consent, and law. We do not provide biometric identifiers or facial templates to healthcare organizations. At your direction, we may provide an organization with your verification outcome, date, and method.
Credentialing applications and documents. We collect information you provide for credentialing, privileging, and enrollment, including education and training, work history, licenses and registrations, DEA registration, board certifications, malpractice coverage and claims-history disclosures, professional references, application responses, and supporting documents. Where requested for an authorized application or verification, this may include date of birth, home address, government identifiers, and sensitive information contained in your responses. We also collect information that you authorize an administrator or coordinator to enter through delegated access. You review and attest to your application before submission.
Electronic signatures. When you review or sign documents, we and the electronic-signature provider collect the signed record, signing events, and audit information, such as timestamps and IP address, used to establish the record’s validity and integrity.
Payments and billing. If you or your organization make a payment through the Services, our payment provider processes the information needed for the transaction. We collect or receive billing contacts, invoice and transaction details, payment status, and payment-method information made available to us by the provider. The payment provider’s notice explains its separate processing where applicable.
Application communications and text messages. With your consent, we send application-related text messages, such as reminders about missing documents or signatures. The message identifies the relevant sender or organization. Message and data rates may apply, and frequency varies. You may opt out by replying STOP; follow the message instructions or contact us to request help or resume messages. SMS consent is not a condition of using the Services.
Messages sent through application workflows, including replies routed through application mailboxes, may be retained with the application and made available to the physician, authorized delegates, and organization according to their assigned permissions. Internal institutional notes, peer-review records, confidential reference responses, and other restricted records are not automatically visible to every participant.
Job applications. If you apply to work for SynAIpse, we collect the information you submit, such as your contact details, resume, professional history, references, and application communications. We may receive relevant information from references and recruiting providers. Any separate applicant notice provided to you supplements this policy.
Information collected automatically
Device and usage information. We collect IP address, browser and device type, operating system, referring pages, access times, pages and features used, and technical, diagnostic, and security logs. IP addresses may indicate an approximate location, such as city or region. Usage information helps us operate, secure, troubleshoot, and evaluate the Services.
Cookies and analytics. We use cookies and similar technologies for sign-in, security, preferences, and analytics. Our communications services may also record email delivery, opens, and link clicks. These technologies can collect device identifiers and information about interactions with the Services. We do not use them to sell personal information or for targeted advertising. Your available choices are described in Section 6.
Information from other sources
We receive information from organizations using the Services, authorized delegates, professional references, training institutions, employers, insurers, connected systems you or an organization authorize, and providers supporting the functions described in this policy. Where information is supplied solely for an organization’s purposes, the organization-directed processing provisions in Section 1 apply.
Verification sources. For an authorized verification, we obtain information from sources such as state licensing boards, the Federation of State Medical Boards, the National Practitioner Data Bank (“NPDB”), federal and state exclusion or sanction lists, NPPES, DEA registration sources, professional associations, and specialty certification bodies. We use the results to verify credentials, identify discrepancies, and support the requested application or monitoring service.
Ongoing monitoring. Where you authorize ongoing monitoring, or an organization directs monitoring under its agreement with us, we may repeat the relevant license, sanction, exclusion, or credential-status checks between application cycles. We provide results and alerts to the person or organization authorized for that monitoring. Monitoring performed for an organization remains subject to its instructions and lawful purpose. You may contact us to end monitoring performed on your own instructions; requests concerning an organization’s monitoring are routed to that organization. Withdrawal of an application or termination of an affiliation does not itself cancel a separately authorized monitoring service, which ends when the applicable authorization, lawful purpose, or service arrangement ends.
NPDB information. An NPDB query is performed on behalf of a specific eligible requesting organization. We maintain its response for that organization and do not disclose or reuse it for another organization. An organization’s NPDB response is not part of a reusable credential packet that can be transferred to other organizations through Safe. A physician’s general sharing permission or an affiliate relationship does not override these restrictions.
Background checks
Where an organization requires a background check, a consumer reporting agency performs the check for the applicable permissible purpose. We facilitate the authorized request and delivery within the organization’s workflow. Before a check requiring authorization is requested, you receive a separate disclosure and provide separate written authorization as required by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”) and applicable state law. Acceptance of this Privacy Policy does not substitute for that authorization.
The screening provider is identified in the separate background-check materials, which explain applicable rights to obtain the report and dispute inaccuracies. You may also contact us for help routing a request. Where required, the organization using a report provides the applicable pre-adverse-action and final adverse-action notices. SynAIpse, the organization, and the screening provider remain responsible for their respective legal obligations. Reports are maintained for the requesting organization and are not shared with or reused for another organization. Any ongoing consumer-report monitoring requires the applicable authorization and permissible purpose.
AI features may extract and classify information from documents, identify potential discrepancies, suggest clinical privileges for consideration, and draft communications. Extracted application information is presented for you or your authorized delegate to review, adopt, or reject before it becomes part of your application. The physician reviews and attests to the application before submission, and the sender reviews AI-drafted correspondence before it is sent. Responsible individuals and committees make credentialing and privileging decisions; AI suggestions do not replace their decisions.
AI processing. AI service providers may process the inputs and outputs needed for the requested feature, including relevant document content and instructions. We limit that processing to the contracted service and associated security and support purposes. Where authorized personnel need to review content to provide support, investigate a technical problem, or address security concerns, access is limited to that purpose. Retention is subject to the applicable service terms, customer agreement, and data restrictions described in this policy.
Training restrictions. We do not sell content submitted to AI features or use personal information that identifies or can reasonably be linked to you to train our models. We require our AI providers not to use information processed for us to train models for their own purposes.
We may use information that has been lawfully de-identified, and aggregates that do not identify individuals, to improve the Services, develop industry benchmarks, and train or enhance our own models. De-identification requires that the information cannot reasonably be used to identify or be linked to an individual, household, or device; merely removing a name or substituting an identifier is not enough. We maintain reasonable safeguards against re-identification and require recipients of de-identified information to preserve those protections and not attempt re-identification, except where law permits testing the de-identification process.
NPDB responses, background check reports, biometric information, and summaries or features derived from those restricted records are excluded from model training and general benchmarking. Any AI processing used to provide an authorized service involving a restricted record must be permitted by the applicable law, source restrictions, and customer agreement. We use or de-identify organization-controlled information only to the extent permitted by our agreement with that organization. PHI remains subject to the applicable BAA and HIPAA requirements, including authorization to perform de-identification. General service-improvement language does not override these restrictions.
Subject to the role-specific and data-specific limits described above, we use personal information to:
Provide and administer the Services, Safe accounts, authorized access, application workflows, and support;
Verify identity and professional credentials, perform authorized monitoring, and facilitate separately authorized background checks;
Enable electronic signatures, process payments, and maintain transaction and audit records;
Provide the AI-assisted features described in Section 3;
Understand service usage, diagnose problems, and improve features and performance;
Communicate about applications, respond to inquiries and demo requests, and send administrative or security notices;
Send our own promotional communications using appropriate contact and engagement information, subject to your choices;
Evaluate and communicate with job applicants;
Create and use de-identified information for the limited improvement, benchmarking, and model-development purposes described in Section 3;
Prevent fraud and abuse, protect the Services, comply with legal obligations, and establish, exercise, or defend legal rights; and
Carry out another specifically disclosed purpose, with separate consent where required.
We do not use credential documents, sensitive application disclosures, biometric information, NPDB responses, or background check reports for marketing. We do not use information processed solely for an organization for our independent marketing. Any use of organization-controlled information for de-identification or model development must be permitted by the applicable agreement and law, and remains subject to all restrictions and exclusions in Section 3.
We do not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, as those terms are defined by applicable law, and we do not process personal information for targeted advertising. We disclose information for the limited purposes below. The additional restrictions on PHI, biometric information, NPDB responses, and consumer reports apply to every disclosure category.
Healthcare organizations you authorize. At your direction, we provide the selected application information, documents, verification results, and related communications to an organization you authorize. Its personnel receive access according to their roles. Information processed solely for an organization is disclosed according to its lawful instructions and our agreement. We do not release information from your personal Safe to an organization merely because it has invited you or listed you on a roster.
Authorized delegates. People you authorize to help with your Safe or an application receive access within their assigned permissions. They use their own authorized access; delegation does not require sharing your sign-in credentials. You may manage or request termination of delegated access as described in Section 6.
Service providers. We disclose information needed for particular functions to providers supporting hosting, authentication, security, identity verification, AI processing, electronic signatures, background-check facilitation, payments, messaging, support, analytics, business-contact management, marketing communications, and recruiting. A provider receives information relevant to its role; the list does not mean every provider receives your credential file. Providers acting on our behalf are subject to contractual instructions, confidentiality, security, and restrictions on independent use appropriate to their processing.
Providers with separate responsibilities. Some recipients, including screening agencies and payment providers, may also process information for their own legal or regulatory purposes. Those activities are governed by applicable law and the notices they provide. A provider’s separate notice does not expand SynAIpse’s permitted uses of information processed solely under an organization’s instructions. We provide or link applicable provider notices in the relevant workflow before collection and can help you obtain a copy.
Google Analytics. We use Google Analytics to understand use of the Services, with Google Signals and advertising features disabled. We configure analytics for service measurement and restrict the data provided for that purpose. We do not intentionally send credential document contents, government identifiers, PHI, NPDB responses, or background reports to analytics tools. Learn more through Google’s information about partner sites and apps. See Section 6 for opt-out options.
Affiliates. If a SynAIpse affiliate participates in providing the Services, it may receive the information necessary for that function, subject to this policy, applicable agreements, and law. This does not allow broader access to organization-controlled records or override restrictions on NPDB responses, consumer reports, biometrics, or PHI. An external credential-verification organization is treated according to its actual contractual role.
Legal and protective purposes. We may disclose information as required or permitted by applicable law to respond to valid legal process, comply with legal duties, prevent fraud or unlawful activity, protect people and property, and establish, exercise, or defend legal rights. These provisions do not override laws or agreements that impose narrower disclosure limits.
Business transactions. We may disclose information in connection with evaluating or completing a merger, acquisition, reorganization, bankruptcy, or sale of some or all of our business or assets. Disclosures are subject to applicable confidentiality protections, agreements, and legal restrictions. A transaction does not independently authorize a use of restricted information that was otherwise prohibited.
Additional disclosures with consent. We may make another disclosure with your specific consent or at your direction, where permitted by applicable law. General consent to use the Services does not override restrictions requiring a separate authorization.
Your Safe and sharing permissions. You may review and update information available through your account and contact us for help correcting information. Your Safe is not a public directory. You select the information and organizations for an authorized release and may request changes to sharing or delegate permissions through the Services or by contacting us. Permissions apply to the information and access described when you authorize them.
Ending a permission stops future access through that permission; it does not recall information already received or downloaded by an organization. An organization may retain its own application, verification, or other records under its policies, agreements, and legal obligations. Restricted reports and internal institutional records do not become freely portable because they concern you.
Account closure and deletion. You may request closure of your account or deletion of information by contacting us. We explain applicable retention exceptions and help route requests concerning organization-controlled records. Closing a personal account does not automatically cancel separately authorized institutional services or delete an institution’s copy. Retention is described in Section 8.
Marketing communications. You may unsubscribe from our promotional emails using their unsubscribe link or by contacting us. You will continue to receive necessary administrative, application, security, and legal communications.
Text messages. Reply STOP to opt out of application text messages. Follow the sender’s instructions or contact us for help or to resume them. Opting out of text messages does not by itself stop other application communications.
Cookies and analytics choices. Browser settings allow you to block or clear cookies, although doing so may affect sign-in and other functions. You may also use Google’s Analytics opt-out browser add-on. Email software may offer controls for remote images and tracking pixels. These options have different effects and may need to be applied separately for each browser or device.
Opt-out preference signals. We recognize legally applicable opt-out preference signals, including Global Privacy Control (GPC). Because we do not sell personal information, share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, or process it for targeted advertising, there is currently no such activity for a GPC signal to stop. A GPC signal is not a general request to stop essential processing or all analytics. We do not currently respond to browser Do Not Track signals, which are distinct from legally recognized opt-out signals.
Sensitive personal information. We use sensitive personal information only as needed for account authentication, requested identity verification and application services, authorized payments, fraud prevention and security, and legal obligations. We do not use it for targeted advertising or general model training. Additional biometric restrictions appear in Section 2. Where applicable law requires consent for sensitive processing, we obtain it before processing. You may request withdrawal of consent or limitation of use where the law provides that right; some requested services may then be unavailable.
State privacy rights. Depending on the law that applies to you and to the processing, you may have rights to confirm processing; access information about you, its sources and recipients; correct inaccuracies; delete information; obtain a portable copy; opt out of sale, targeted advertising, or certain profiling or automated decisions; limit sensitive-information processing; or withdraw consent. Rights may be subject to legal exceptions and may differ for business, employment, or organization-controlled records. We do not unlawfully discriminate or retaliate against you for exercising applicable rights.
Submitting a request. Submit a request to compliance@synaipse.org or write to the address in Section 14. Include enough information for us to identify your relationship with SynAIpse and understand the request. Do not send an ID document or other sensitive information unless we specifically request it through an appropriate channel. We may request information reasonably necessary to authenticate access, deletion, or correction requests where law permits or requires it. We do not impose identity-verification requirements prohibited for opt-out or limitation requests.
We respond within the period required by the applicable law. Access, correction, or deletion requests generally have a 45-day response period where that rule applies, with extensions permitted by law; other requests may require a shorter response. We provide any required acknowledgment or extension notice. You may use an authorized agent, subject to lawful proof of authority. We may withhold or redact information where necessary to comply with law or protect another person’s rights.
Appeals. If we decline a request, we explain the basis to the extent required by law. Where an appeal right applies, email compliance@synaipse.org with Privacy Appeal in the subject line and explain the request. We respond within the applicable statutory period and, where required, explain how to contact the relevant attorney general or regulator if the appeal is denied.
This section supplements the policy where the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended (“CCPA”), applies. The table describes categories collected and disclosed for business purposes during the 12 months before the Last updated date. The particular information depends on the Services used and the information provided. It does not expand our rights to use data governed by an organization’s agreement, a BAA, or other legal restrictions.
Identifiers and customer records — Names, contact details, account identifiers, NPI and license numbers, signatures, and verification identifiers.
Sources: You; delegates; organizations; verification and authentication providers.
Purposes: Account and identity services; applications; communications; fraud prevention.
Business recipients: Relevant account, verification, hosting, and communications providers; authorized organizations and delegates.
Professional and employment information — Training and education, CVs, work history, credentials, references, insurance, and application disclosures.
Sources: You; delegates; organizations; references; professional and verification sources.
Purposes: Applications; credential verification; authorized monitoring; recruiting.
Business recipients: Authorized organizations and delegates; relevant verification, AI, hosting, and recruiting providers.
Commercial and payment information — Invoices, transaction details, payment status, and payment-method information made available by a provider.
Sources: You; your organization; payment providers.
Purposes: Payments; billing; accounting; fraud prevention.
Business recipients: Payment, billing, hosting, and relevant fraud-prevention providers; the paying organization.
Internet activity and approximate location — IP address, device details, service interactions, email engagement, technical logs, and inferred city or region.
Sources: Your device; use of the Services; analytics and communications providers.
Purposes: Service operation; security; troubleshooting; analytics; communications.
Business recipients: Relevant hosting, security, analytics, support, and communications providers.
Visual and electronic information — ID images, selfies or videos for verification, uploaded documents, signatures, and correspondence.
Sources: You; delegates; references; organizations; verification and signature providers.
Purposes: Verification; applications; signing; communications; support.
Business recipients: Relevant verification, signature, AI, and hosting providers; organizations and delegates within their permissions.
Inferences — Document classifications, potential discrepancies, and suggested privilege matches generated from relevant information.
Sources: Information you provide; authorized source records; service processing.
Purposes: Application preparation; verification review; requested AI assistance.
Business recipients: Authorized organizations and delegates; relevant AI and hosting providers.
Sensitive personal information — Government identifiers; account credentials; identity-verification biometrics; sensitive application responses; payment credentials where processed.
Sources: You; authorized representatives; identity and payment providers; application workflows.
Purposes: Requested services; identity and account security; authorized payments; fraud prevention; legal duties.
Business recipients: Providers necessary for those functions; authorized organizations only as permitted. Biometric templates are not provided to organizations.
Information in these categories may also be disclosed for the legal, corporate-transaction, affiliate-service, or specifically consented purposes in Section 5, subject to the applicable restrictions. Those general categories do not authorize unrestricted distribution of every data type.
We do not sell or share personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising, including information about individuals we know are under 16. Retention periods or criteria for each type of information are described in Section 8, with more specific biometric terms provided before collection. We do not use sensitive personal information for advertising or general model training.
Where the CCPA applies, California residents may exercise rights to know, access, delete, and correct personal information; opt out of sale or sharing; limit qualifying uses of sensitive personal information; and receive equal treatment when exercising their rights. Section 6 explains the request methods, verification, authorized agents, and preference signals. Applicable legal exceptions remain in effect.
We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, subject to applicable legal and contractual requirements. We determine retention by the type of information, account or application status, the authorized service, applicable recordkeeping duties, and the period needed to resolve a specific dispute or security matter. We do not retain all information indefinitely merely because some records must be preserved.
Accounts and Safe documents. We retain information while it is needed to maintain your account and the services you request. After closure or an applicable deletion request, we delete information no longer needed, while retaining only records supported by a legal obligation, an unresolved authorized transaction or request, or another applicable retention exception.
Organization-directed application records. The organization’s documented instructions, agreement, and applicable retention duties govern the records we maintain on its behalf. These records may outlast your personal Safe account. We help route requests to the responsible organization.
Verification and monitoring records. We retain records needed for the authorized verification or monitoring service and to document its result, source, date, and permitted use. Any additional retention must be supported by applicable verification, audit, dispute, or legal requirements. NPDB responses and consumer reports remain restricted to the requesting organization.
Identity information. ID images and related information are retained only for the verification, specifically disclosed fraud-prevention, or legally required purpose. Verification outcomes may be retained separately as account or audit records. Biometric identifiers and biometric information follow the earlier deletion requirements in Section 2 and the notice provided before collection.
Signed records and payments. Signed documents and audit trails are retained for the period needed to establish the transaction’s validity and enforce the relevant agreement. Billing and payment records are retained to complete transactions and meet applicable accounting, tax, dispute, and legal requirements.
Communications and recruiting. We retain inquiries and support records while needed to address the matter and document its resolution. Recruiting records are retained for the relevant hiring process and applicable employment, dispute, and recordkeeping requirements. Application correspondence follows the relevant application record’s retention rules.
Analytics and technical logs. Analytics data is retained for the period needed to evaluate usage trends and service performance. Security and diagnostic logs are retained for the period needed to detect, investigate, and resolve relevant incidents or defects, and meet applicable recordkeeping duties. We apply retention settings and deletion processes to those purposes.
When information is no longer needed, we delete it or, where permitted, de-identify it under the restrictions in Section 3. Information awaiting deletion from backups is restricted from ordinary use and removed through the backup replacement or deletion cycle. If a backup is restored, applicable deletion instructions are reapplied. We communicate applicable deletion requirements to providers processing the information for us. Lawfully de-identified information may be retained for the permitted purposes without attempting re-identification, except for testing permitted by law.
The Services may link to or allow you to access websites, products, or services operated by others. Their own notices govern information you provide directly to them for their independent purposes. Review those notices before using the service. This section does not remove the contractual restrictions applicable to providers processing information solely on our behalf.
We use reasonable administrative, physical, and technical safeguards designed to protect personal information. No transmission or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. Protect your sign-in credentials, use available account-security options, and contact us if you suspect unauthorized access. Information about our security program is available through our Trust Center.
The Services are intended for adults and are not directed to children under 18. We do not knowingly collect personal information directly from children using the Services. If you believe a child has provided information in violation of this policy, contact compliance@synaipse.org. Any patient information processed in an authorized organization-directed workflow, including information about a minor patient, remains subject to the PHI provisions in Section 1.
The Services are intended for the United States and use U.S. hosting. Service providers or their authorized personnel may process information in other locations, subject to applicable agreements and legal requirements. Any agreed restrictions on the processing location of organization-controlled data continue to apply. If you access the Services from another country, your information may be transferred to and processed in the United States or another permitted location. Where applicable law requires transfer safeguards, we use the required safeguards; use of the Services alone is not treated as a substitute for them.
We post updates to this policy and revise the Last updated date. We notify you of material changes through the Services, by email, or another appropriate means, and provide advance notice where required by law. A change is effective on the stated date or, if none is stated, when posted, subject to any required notice or consent. Where law requires consent or authorization for a new use or disclosure, we obtain it before beginning that activity. A policy update does not override restrictions in an applicable BAA or customer agreement.
For questions about this policy, help with account or sharing controls, or privacy requests, contact:
SynAIpse Inc.
2900 Reading Road
Cincinnati, OH 45206
Email compliance@synaipse.org