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GDPR and your AI receptionist
If you serve callers covered by the GDPR, you need a processor that can show how personal data is collected, protected, kept and deleted.
Hear it answer — call our AI receptionist(450) 367-9990Last updated October 7, 2026
Our role
When your AI receptionist handles calls for you, you decide why and how caller data is used, and 365vox processes it on your behalf. Our Data Processing Addendum sets out that relationship.
How we handle personal data
- Collection limited to what each call flow needs
- Callers told up front that they’re speaking with an AI
- Role-based access, every access logged and exportable
- Encryption at rest, retention you choose up to 30 days, verifiable deletion
- No use of call data to train models
- Complete export, then deletion within 30 days with written confirmation, if you leave
Data is stored in the United States or Canada. Tell us about EU or UK callers on your discovery call, so we can confirm the safeguards for international transfers.
This page isn’t legal advice — your organization remains responsible for its own GDPR obligations.
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GDPR FAQs
Is 365vox a data controller or processor?
Do you have a Data Processing Addendum?
Where is data stored?
Can callers have their data deleted?
How long is data kept?
Is call data used for training?
How do callers know an AI is involved?
Who can access the data?
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