Understand what Coherence processes.
Review data categories, purposes, storage, retention, and available choices.
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Trust Center
Clear boundaries for serious AI work.
Current policies, product-processing disclosures, reliability limits, account controls, and support paths—without turning legal language into marketing proof.
Our operating posture
Trust starts with saying exactly what the system does—and what it does not.
Coherence uses a separate adjudication and repair boundary to reduce AI reliability risk. Risk reduction is not a guarantee, and consequential decisions still require the appropriate human authority.
Trust resources
The policy or control path you need.
Legal, support, and account-control pages remain on the Coherence product domain so the current product and its policies stay aligned.
Layered controls, honest limits.
Review the current security posture and remember that no online service can guarantee perfect security.
Review security disclosures →Features cross service boundaries when used.
Prompts and relevant context may be sent to managed providers for the selected product function.
Review provider processing →CRE reduces risk; it does not create truth.
Source quality, missing facts, configuration, and unknowable questions still constrain results.
Review the reliability boundary →A direct in-app control path.
In Coherence: Settings → Account Management → Delete Account.
Account deletion details →Product, account, and billing help.
Use the current support page for technical help or a privacy and data request.
Get support →Verified current posture
A few boundaries worth making visible.
These statements are summarized from the current product-owned policies and operating documentation.
Product improvementOff by default; separate explicit opt-in required.
Provider processingOccurs only when the associated live feature is used.
Account deletionInitiated from Account Management inside Coherence.
SubscriptionCancellation may remain a separate provider-managed step.