IT asks: Why SSO for Empatyzer doesn't make sense?SSO feels like corporate control and reduces trust in Empatyzer, deterring voluntary use. Market it as an external, private benefit with an easy, IT-free start.IT asks: Why HRIS integrations aren't needed?Empatyzer skips HRIS integration: it rebuilds org structure from user data, spots inactive accounts, limits raw HR data use and lets deployment finish fast.IT asks: What data does Empatyzer collect and which is mandatory?What Empatyzer collects (age, gender, join date, reporting lines), which fields are mandatory or optional, and how privacy and data minimization are ensured.IT asks: Where are Empatyzer's data hosted (EU) and how is customer data separated?Empatyzer hosts data on AWS within the EU. Customer data are stored in separate, encrypted data stores with strictly controlled and audited admin access.How Empatyzer handles data retention and deletionEmpatyzer deletes accounts and personal data on request or contract end, clears backups per retention, and keeps only anonymized, non-identifying aggregates.IT asks: How does Empatyzer handle security incidents and customer notifications?Empatyzer isolates incidents fast, encrypts EU-hosted data, audits admin access, and alerts customers immediately or within 5 business days.IT asks: Are Empatyzer company data used to train modelsWe do not train models on customer data. Client data stay in the EU, encrypted and isolated per customer; access is logged, and training requires consent.IT asks: How does Empatyzer reduce the risk of Em “making up” answers, and how is it controlled?See how Empatyzer curbs Em’s fabricated answers with vetted libraries, safety rules, language controls, strict scope, and audit logs.IT asks: How is administrative access to Empatyzer managed and audited by the provider?See how Empatyzer limits and audits admin access with least‑privilege, MFA, signed access, and replayable, alert‑backed logs.
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