Privacy — hosted public beta

Privacy at Pantasso

Pantasso is a hosted public beta. Start with Files or Obsidian. Slack, Drive, Telegram, and GitHub need a connection. This page summarizes how workspace data is ingested, isolated, used, and deleted.

Last updated: August 2026

Workspace data

Customer data stays scoped to the workspace that approved it.

Pantasso is built around explicit source approval, isolated workspaces, and auditable handling of company data.

Workspace data we ingest

In the hosted public beta, Pantasso ingests data only from operator-approved sources. Files and Obsidian are the live first source. Slack, Drive, Telegram, and GitHub need a connection before those sources are ingested. Other directory families are listed, not live.

Workspace isolation

Each workspace is kept logically isolated from other workspaces. Workspace content, source configuration, query history, agent profiles, and audit records are not shared across customer workspaces.

How data is used

Workspace data is used to provide the Pantasso service: ingestion, organization, search, SQL access, cited retrieval, agent context, support diagnostics, security operations, and auditability for that workspace.

No cross-workspace sharing

Pantasso does not share one workspace's customer data with another workspace. Support and operations workflows are designed around workspace boundaries.

No training on customer data

Pantasso does not use customer workspace data to train foundation models or shared AI models.

Deletion requests

Workspace owners may request deletion of workspace data. We will process deletion requests for workspace content and associated metadata according to the operational requirements of the service and any applicable agreement.

Questions about privacy?

Contact us at hello@pantasso.com for privacy, data-handling, or deletion-request questions.