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This page summarizes how BlueCallom describes privacy, data handling, AI usage, connected systems, and retention practices across its website and enterprise AI platform.
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Updated January 26, 2026
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BlueCallom states that simple website visits do not involve the collection of personal data in the ordinary browsing case. It also explains that data processed inside its enterprise AI platform may be handled through providers such as OpenAI or Perplexity depending on the selected solution.
If you do not want your name or content to be used publicly, BlueCallom advises not registering and not sharing content through its website or community channels.
BlueCallom confirms that cookies are used and points European users to the European Commission’s guidance for further context.
The source page describes AI as a foundational technology across BlueCallom applications and says that on the public website it is used when visitors actively enter data into forms.
BlueCallom says that simple website visits do not collect personal data, credit card data, or similar information. When contacting the company or using BlueCallom.AI, however, contact and business data may be collected and stored to operate the services.
BlueCallom explicitly says it does not support cross-business data exchange for profiling, financial prediction, insurance risk adjustment, or similar third-party exploitation of user data.
Embedded media or content from other sites may behave like direct visits to those external services, including their own cookies, data collection, and interaction tracking.
Comments or posts published through the website are described as networked data that may influence others and may not be removable at random unless the content is illegal or harmful.
BlueCallom states that customers using BlueCallom.AI will be notified by email if relevant security breaches occur.
Registered users are described as being notified automatically about changes to privacy or terms through the email address attached to their account.
The privacy policy lists a wide group of connected providers that may be used within the enterprise AI platform, including Google, LinkedIn, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, Perplexity, SAP, Salesforce, Weaviate, Oracle OCI, and X.
BlueCallom states that provider access must be enabled individually and only after explicit authorization. The policy then outlines examples such as calendar access, drive storage, CRM system retrieval, AI model access, social posting, and business workflow processing.
The policy says BlueCallom does not use data obtained from connected providers, including Google Workspace APIs, to train or improve generalized non-personalized AI or machine learning models.
BlueCallom states that business data is processed through enterprise-grade integrations with strong segregation rules. The policy also says providers are intended to use transmitted data only for the requested response, while retaining it only temporarily for abuse monitoring and safety where applicable.
Data from connected services may be retained during the active account lifecycle to support long-running enterprise workflows, auditability, and business continuity. Manual deletion requests are described as possible through support, with permanent deletion targeted within seven days.
Retrieved data is described as being stored with industry-standard security measures. BlueCallom says data is not sold and is only shared for workflow processing, abuse/security investigations, legal obligations, contract-bound service provision, or explicitly consented corporate transactions. Users are also told they can manage or revoke connected provider access through the source platforms themselves.
