Security
OpenAI credentials are server-side, input length is validated, and generic error responses avoid leaking provider details.
ReplyWise is not currently an enterprise platform. This page explains the implemented trust posture and the review areas teams should evaluate before broader use.
OpenAI credentials are server-side, input length is validated, and generic error responses avoid leaking provider details.
The current product supports authenticated accounts and persisted workspace records. Persistent commercial memory and enterprise data controls are not available.
SOC2, GDPR, and CCPA readiness are not complete. They are documented as planned work before broader enterprise deployment.
Visible outputs include the recommendation, primary risk, opportunity, and Why section. Internal explainability remains diagnostic only.
The internal architecture includes Advisor State, observability snapshots, validation, consensus, precedent, and confidence diagnostics.
ReplyWise does not send messages automatically. The user reviews, edits, and decides whether to send the reply.
Contact ReplyWise to discuss security review, data handling expectations, launch access, and whether the current MVP is appropriate for your use case.
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