Four checks enterprises run before adopting AI
Avenbridge is built to pass each of them, for your files, your answers and your customers.
| Check | The question | Typical AI tools | Avenbridge |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data privacy | Where do our files go, and who trains on them? | Copy business data into their cloud and run it through third-party AI models. | Files are stored on Avenbridge’s server in Frankfurt (EU), used only to answer your customers and never for training. During the pilot, answers are written through DeepSeek’s API; a private model is planned. |
| Answer accuracy | Does every answer match what we approved? | Generate answers that drift from the source, while old attachments keep circulating. | Only approved answers, with source and current version. New questions go to a person. |
| Access control | Who sees what, and who can pull our data? | A public chat answers anyone who asks, and files once shared stay out of reach. | You set what each customer sees. Unknown contacts need the owner’s approval. |
| Company accounts | Does this need an IT project on our side or the customer’s? | Integration projects, and one more tool for staff to learn. | One admin approval. Staff stay in email, and company Claude accounts join through one admin link. |
Typical AI tools: AI agents on a company’s website and AI support platforms.
What stays with you
Your files
Stored on Avenbridge’s server in Frankfurt (EU), used only to answer your customers, never for training, and deleted on request.
Your answers
Each one is approved by your team before any customer sees it.
Your customers
You decide who sees what. A customer can remove your business from their AI at any time.
Your records
Every request is logged with the customer, the question, the answer and its source.
Bring your business into your customers’ AI
Bring your security questionnaire. We answer it with you, point by point.
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