Every organization gets its own tenant, every key gets only the access it needs, and the legal documents governing your data are all in one place — see the security page for the technical detail.
Collection names, keys and configuration resolve within the organization that owns them — a request literally cannot address another tenant's data.
Restrict a key to collections, fields, filters and origins before it ships — a browser key can only ever search.
Key rotations, rule edits and role changes land in an audit log you can query from the console.
How AACSearch processes personal data on behalf of customers.
How AACSearch collects, uses and protects data.
How cancellations, refunds and receipt adjustments work for AACSearch subscriptions, credit top-ups and invoices for legal entities.
Draft target uptime levels, service credits and support response targets for AACSearch — not a commitment until measured uptime is published.
Third-party services AACSearch uses to deliver the platform, and what each one processes.
The terms that govern use of AACSearch.
This page does not assert SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, or a measured historical uptime figure — the service level agreement states draft targets, not a track record. We'll update this page the day either changes.
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