Privacy policy
Last updated: November 5, 2026
This page explains what KIN collects, why, who receives it, and what your rights are.
What we collect
- Your account: email address, first name, and how you sign in.
- Your company: your onboarding answers, your website and the documents you add.
- Your team's work: messages, tasks, reports, meeting transcripts and the history of what your agents do.
- Your contacts: the names and email addresses of the prospects and customers your agents work with for you.
- Connected accounts: access keys for the tools you connect (Google, for example), kept in a secure vault.
- Payment: your plan, your subscription's status and dates, and the references Stripe gives us. Your card number stays with Stripe: we never see it.
Why we use it
- To run your team of agents and show you what they do.
- To bill your subscription.
- To keep the service secure and working.
Who receives it
We don't sell your personal data. Your data is hosted in Europe. To provide the service, we use these providers, some of them outside your country, including in the United States:
- Stripe: payments.
- Anthropic and Groq: the AI models that write your agents' work.
- Google: sign-in, and Gmail and Calendar if you connect them; Google Ads measures our ads only if you accept advertising cookies (see below).
- Twilio and ElevenLabs: video and voice during meetings.
- Cloudflare: network protection and delivery of the site.
How long we keep it
We keep your data as long as your account exists, including while your team is paused. When you ask us to delete it, your company's data is erased; copies can remain in our server backups for about two weeks. Invoices stay with Stripe for as long as the law requires.
Your rights
You can access, correct, export or delete your data, and withdraw your consent, by writing to [email protected]. To withdraw your consent to advertising cookies, click “Manage cookies” (on this page, at the bottom of our home page or on the sign-in page), then “Decline”: the Google Ads cookies are deleted and nothing more is sent. You can also complain to your data protection authority, such as the Commission d'accès à l'information in Quebec or the CNIL in France.
Questions? Write to us: [email protected]