German law.In the code.
Agentiq is built for companies in Germany: GDPR compliant, data on servers in Germany, AI only in EU data centres, with AI labelling and tenant separation from the first day. Not as a promise in the small print, but as rules in the code.
- GDPR compliantEU operation
- Hosted in GermanyGerman and EU law
- AI labelledOn every message
Your data stays your data.
German law is in the code, not in the small print.
Every decision that matters stays with a person.
Where your data lives
- Your tenantOnly your company, from the first table
- GermanyYour data on servers in Germany
- European UnionAI only in data centres in the EU
Six rules that are in the code
Each of them runs on every tenant, every day, without configuration. You do not switch them on. You cannot switch them off.
- 01
AI only in the EU
Your data lives on servers in Germany, and we use AI only in data centres in the EU.
- 02
Hosted in Germany
Your workspace lives on servers in Germany, under German and European law.
- 03
Tenant separation
Your company has its own tenant from the first table. No other customer shares it, ever.
- 04
Export and deletion
You can take everything with you, and you can have everything deleted. Both are routine jobs, not requests to a helpdesk.
- 05
AI labelling
Every message, every call, every page says when an AI wrote or spoke it. The label cannot be switched off.
- 06
No cold outreach
Built into the code: no one is contacted without an enquiry, a relationship or documented consent.
Four things software never decides
Money
No payment is triggered by a digital employee. Transfers stay with you and your bank.
Contracts
Contracts are prepared, never signed. A person reads and signs.
People
Hiring, rejection, pay and performance are decisions of people, not of software.
Approval
Quotes, invoices, credits and signatures always wait for your approval. Everything else you set per agent: prepare only, with approval or on its own.
Your customers, your receipts, your decisions: in your tenant, in Germany.
You can leave any day and take everything with you.
In writing
The privacy policy and the legal notice say the rest.
Questions about data protection?
Ask before the first conversation. We answer in plain words, and in writing if you want.