Sub-processors Atlassian, Inc. hosts the Forge runtime and storage and provides the Jira and Confluence APIs. All app data is processed within Atlassian's platform. Anthropic, PBC is used only if your organisation has the Advanced edition and a site administrator has selected Anthropic as the AI provider and an API key has been configured. In that case, the text a user enters into an AI feature (and, for blueprint suggestions, blueprint names and short description extracts) is sent to Anthropic's API to generate a response. No Jira or Confluence content, attachments, personal data, or account identifiers are sent. Anthropic does not use API data to train its models. If none of these conditions is met, no data is sent to Anthropic. Building a blueprint from existing work, and Content Quality Analysis, use no AI and contact no third party. They are deterministic and run entirely inside Atlassian's platform. Integrations you can enable If you configure a Slack or Microsoft Teams notification, the app sends a short status message (trigger, stage name, project key, blueprint name) to the incoming-webhook URL you provide. These messages contain no Jira issue or Confluence page content. You control whether these integrations are enabled and can remove them at any time. Your rights Because all app data is stored within your Atlassian site's Forge storage and consists of content your users created plus opaque identifiers, you can exercise access, correction and deletion directly: export a blueprint as JSON, view or delete blueprints and launch records in the app, or uninstall the app to remove all app data. For assistance, contact support@nishiqa.com. But if it does NOT match exactly — if the wording is paraphrased, shortened, or different in any way — stop and tell Zia: That text doesn't match what I need. Please delete the Atlassian account identifiers, Where data is stored, and Retention sections and I'll re-send the exact text to replace them.