Privacy Policy
How Veruscope, as a Legal Visibility Platform, may process data to provide operational visibility.
Status: draft foundation · Effective date: effective date pending review
This page is a draft foundation document. The English version is maintained as the original draft for Sax Group LLC, and the Portuguese version is provided for user accessibility. Both versions require qualified counsel review before public launch.
Veruscope is a Legal Visibility Platform. It helps individuals and companies recover operational visibility over legal-adjacent contexts — official-source events, documents, actions, agreements, authorizations, missing information, and case history. Veruscope is not a law firm, is not a lawyer, and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. This page is a draft foundation and is subject to legal review.
Who this applies to
This Privacy Policy describes how Veruscope, a product operated by Sax Group LLC, may process data when you create an account, use a workspace, or interact with Veruscope features. It is a draft foundation prepared for beta and official onboarding and may change before public launch.
Data categories Veruscope may process
Depending on how a workspace is used, Veruscope may process the following categories of data. Not every category applies to every user, and many depend on actions you choose to take.
- Account data — name, email, authentication identifiers, and account preferences.
- Tenant / workspace data — workspace configuration, membership, and organizational context.
- Monitored context data — the contexts you choose to monitor (such as a case reference, CPF/CNPJ, or client context) within a Monitoring Authorization.
- Authorization data — records describing the scope of monitoring you have authorized inside Veruscope.
- Documents and file metadata — documents you upload and associated metadata (file name, type, size, timestamps, and classification attributes).
- Email forwarding metadata — metadata for emails forwarded to a workspace address so they can be registered for review.
- Third-party submitted documents — documents submitted by other people through a scoped request link you share.
- Source metadata — public, third-party-supplied metadata about official-source events, which may be incomplete or delayed.
- AI usage metadata — records of AI features used and the text submitted for processing when those features are enabled and authorized.
- Billing metadata — subscription and payment status received from the payment provider.
- Support access metadata — records of scoped, time-limited, audited support access to a workspace.
- Audit logs — internal records of actions taken in the platform for security, accountability, and review.
- Technical / security logs — technical and security telemetry used to operate and protect the service.
Purposes for processing
Where Veruscope processes the data above, it may do so for the following purposes:
- Account creation and authentication.
- Providing operational visibility over legal-adjacent contexts.
- Organizing cases, documents, signals, and actions.
- Document storage and processing.
- Source monitoring of official metadata where available.
- Support and troubleshooting.
- Billing and subscription management.
- Security, audit, and compliance.
- Product improvement.
Careful statements
- Veruscope does not sell user data.
- Veruscope does not provide legal advice.
- Veruscope may use service providers to operate the platform (for example, infrastructure, storage, email delivery, and payment processing).
- AI features may process extracted text only when those features are enabled and authorized. AI output is an operational summary that may be incomplete or incorrect and is not legal advice.
- Users should avoid uploading documents they are not authorized to process.
- Imported, forwarded, or uploaded documents may contain sensitive data; you are responsible for the data you bring into a workspace.
Your rights and choices
Service providers and data sharing
Veruscope may rely on service providers to host infrastructure, store documents, deliver email, and process payments. Where this happens, those providers process data on Veruscope's behalf to operate the platform. The specific providers, locations, and contractual safeguards should be reviewed by counsel before this page is finalized.
Contact
Privacy questions can be directed to [privacy contact placeholder] at [contact email placeholder]. The effective date of this policy is [effective date placeholder].
Veruscope provides operational visibility. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.