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Separately, the D-Recall product itself (once installed by a design partner) requests read-only access to one chat channel and one alerting service, purely to assemble incident context. It never posts, modifies, or deletes anything in those tools, and access can be revoked at any time by removing the app.

Incident data D-Recall reads (alert details, message text) is used only to assemble and post the context summary back to your own incident channel — it isn't stored beyond what's needed to do that, sold, or shared with third parties.

Questions about any of this — email hello@d-recall.com.

This page is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for a lawyer-drafted policy. If you're evaluating D-Recall for a real deployment, ask us for more detail on data handling specific to your setup.