Apollo
Apollo.io · Agent platform · US · www.apollo.io
services/apollo.yamlVendor data-handling terms
The policy addresses what LLM providers may do with data, not whether Apollo itself trains on it.
“We also rely on commercial AI providers, including providers of large language models (“LLMs”), to deliver certain Services. / We prohibit third-parties from using any of your information for training, and require deletion of inputs and outputs after a defined retention period.”
“We determine retention periods by considering the purposes for which information is collected and processed; the amount, nature, and sensitivity of the information; the relationship between Apollo and the relevant Customer, User, or individual; applicable legal requirements; and the risks associated with retaining the information.”
EEA, UK, and Swiss users are referred to an Article 14 processing notice and a dedicated section; no storage location is named in the policy checked.
Domains and endpoints
observed means seen in Unseen deployments; vendor-documented means listed by the vendor. Vendors do not publish complete lists.
| Host | Role | Source |
|---|---|---|
| api.apollo.io | api | observed |
Assessment
Reasoning: A sales-intelligence platform whose AI features draft outreach and summarise contacts using commercial LLM providers, which the policy bars from training. The main data involved is prospect information, largely sourced by Apollo itself, for which a deploying organisation becomes controller when it enriches its own records. Storage location is not named.
Flags: Storage location not stated · Prospect personal data (deployer is controller) · Assessed 2026-09-16. The assessment is Unseen's; the terms above are the vendor's.
Changelog
- 2026-09-16Documented. LLM-provider and retention terms verified against the Apollo.io privacy policy; storage location not stated.
- 2026-09-15Listed from the Unseen catalogue with observed domains.
Corrections
Pull request on GitHub, or the form below. Changes are reviewed and recorded in the changelog.