Security & compliance
GDPR posture
clmSpace operates under UK GDPR and EU GDPR. Restricted transfers to the US for AI inference are covered by the UK IDTA referencing the EU SCCs.
Roles
- You are the controller for the contract data in your tenant.
- Rated Counsel Limited (clmSpace) is the processor. We process on your documented instructions, as set out in the DPA.
- Microsoft is a sub-processor for hosting, identity and storage in your own Microsoft tenant.
- Neon is a sub-processor for the read-model replica of derived structured data, in AWS London.
- Vercel is a sub-processor for customer-portal hosting and CDN, in London.
- Anthropic is a sub-processor for AI inference, in the United States.
- DocuSign is an optional, per-tenant sub-processor for e-signature.
Restricted transfers
Inference traffic to Anthropic crosses outside the UK and EEA. The transfer is governed by the UK ICO’s International Data Transfer Addendum (IDTA) referencing the EU SCCs, on a processor-to-processor basis.
Deletion and return on termination
- On request you receive an export of your structured contract data.
- Client content is deleted within 30 days of termination on request. Operational logs are retained for around 90 days for incident response, then deleted.
- Source contract documents stay in your own SharePoint throughout; clmSpace keeps no separate copy.
DPA on file
Every tenant signs a DPA at onboarding. Updates are versioned and notified. The current sub-processor list is published in the DPA appendix.