Cloud Data Privacy Concerns

Cloud is a no-go if you're handling sensitive client data (like all of their passwords)

Enterprise are really adverse to storing/sharing data outside premises

Neat idea, but making this a cloud based SaaS makes it useless for us. The docs claim that your company wouldn't see the data, but we'd still be sending unencrypted data to your own team's black box endpoint. We would have to blindly trust your company, but this isn't any better than just blindly trusting OpenAI.

Aren't those both cloud only products that require you to send your data to third party servers (quite possibly in another country)? In some cases that is a hard no.

This is amazing, but there is no way that my firm will send any excels with our data to a relatively small and unknown third-party provider who will host it on a public URL. Are you thinking about allowing users to run this on-site?

Thank you but for legal and compliance reasons data cannot leave my premises/cloud. The entire point is precisely that, to be honest.

I want to test this product, and I'm in a position where I could spend real money on a purchase or subscription to this service in the event that it does what we need.Unfortunately, as soon as I see that data is sent off-site, I immediately discard this as a product which my organisation can use.Reasons1. I am an engineer, working in a highly regulated environment. Regulated environments excel at buying things, or subscribing to things - we have whole teams of people that are delighted

It looks like a cloud-only app. If it doesn't run entirely locally, it's useless to me. Shipping my data to an external data processor is a security risk I'm not allowed to take.

Looks great, but I wonder if it being SAAS / off prem is going to be a problem for some folks. I know for example, we would not want the names of our domain accounts, table names, proc names, etc... being stored in an external service.

I wouldn't trust it to a closed source client and their cloud.