Dust
Dust · Agent platform · FR · dust.tt
services/dust.yamlVendor data-handling terms
“Foundational Model Providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Mistral, Google, Fireworks) are prohibited from using any customer and personal data for model training. / They apply a "Zero Data Retention" policy, meaning that Customer Content will not be logged for human review and will not be saved to disk or retained by those providers.”
“Your Personal Data will be stored in accordance with applicable data protection laws and data protection authorities guidelines to the extent necessary for the processing purposes set out in this Platform Privacy Policy and in accordance with our Data Retention Policy. / You can change this selection at any time or request us to delete all your data.”
Dust offers an EU hosting region as a workspace setting; that is a product option rather than a policy commitment.
“Your Personal Data may be accessed, transferred, stored and/or processed outside the European Economic Area (EEA), specifically in the United States.”
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 Vendors do not publish complete lists.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 |
|---|---|---|
| dust.tt | app | observed |
Assessment
Reasoning: A French platform for building internal AI assistants over company knowledge. It names its model providers and their no-training, zero-retention terms, which is better than most. US processing is possible and the assistants connect to Slack, Drive and Notion, so the data in scope is broad.
Flags: Connects to internal knowledge sources · Some processing in the United States unless EU region is selected · Assessed 2026-09-16. The assessment is Unseen's; the terms above are the vendor's.
Changelog
- 2026-09-16Documented. Provider, retention and transfer terms verified against the Dust platform privacy policy.
- 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.