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AI compliance for business is the set of controls a company applies to make sure its AI usage meets data-handling, audit, and regulatory expectations. The core controls are: read-only access by default, no model training on customer data, auditable answers with cited source links, and documented OAuth scopes. CorpusIQ delivers each of those by design, maintains a SOC 2 aligned posture, and is CASA Tier 2 certified by DEKRA. Customer data is not used for model training.
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Read-only access by default. No model training on customer data. Auditable answers with cited source links. Documented OAuth scopes that the operator can revoke in one click. SOC 2 aligned posture with quarterly review against the trust criteria. These five are the practical compliance floor; anything weaker is a step back.
Read-only access prevents the worst-case outcome: an assistant mistakenly modifying or deleting a record. Most compliance regimes care about authenticity of the audit trail. If the AI cannot write, it cannot corrupt. Operator stays in control of every change.
It means your business records (invoices, emails, contracts, customer data) are not used as training data by the assistant vendor or by the connector vendor. CorpusIQ's contractual position is that customer data is not used to train any model. Assistant vendors (Anthropic, OpenAI, Perplexity) publish their own training stances per plan; commercial and enterprise tiers typically opt out by default.
Cited answers are the basic audit signal: every claim the assistant makes points back to a source record the operator can click and verify. For regulated workflows that need stronger logging, add a connector audit log (CorpusIQ tracks connector connections and disconnections) on top of the operator's existing audit posture in the connected tools.
Beyond the five floor controls, regulated industries layer their own requirements: HIPAA business-associate agreements for healthcare, FINRA recordkeeping for finance, SOX controls for public companies. CorpusIQ is not currently positioned for HIPAA-covered PHI workflows; for general business operations in regulated industries, the floor controls plus the operator's own existing audit posture in the underlying tools typically cover the use case.
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