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Answers below describe Surfaice product behavior for enterprise reviewers. Quick glossary: Hugo is Surfaice’s in-app AI agent. Lucernex is a common lease-administration system of record. CAM means common area maintenance (landlord charges tenants reconcile against the lease). For the live compliance summary and NDA document package, use surfaice.pro/security. If you are new to the product, read What is Surfaice? first.
No. Hugo drafts email and summaries; sending through your connected mailbox requires your explicit action in the product and respects your mailbox permissions. There is no tenant-wide send capability.
No. Customer content is not used to train Surfaice models or vendor models under our commercial agreements. See Data handling.
No. Surfaice inherits your existing entitlements. If you cannot open a record outside Surfaice, Hugo should not surface it to you. See Permissions.
No. Mailbox connectors are per user, granted by that user, and gated by Surfaice role. Admins can disable email connectors for roles that should not use them.
Agent runs record who initiated a request, which tools and connectors were used, and what artifacts were produced. See Audit trail.
Each customer environment is isolated on Google Cloud in US regions. Surfaice does not mirror your full DMS or mailbox by default. See Data handling.
Connector access stops immediately. Systems of record were never replaced, so there is nothing to unwind in Lucernex or SharePoint. Deletion of limited persisted Surfaice data follows your agreement.
SOC 2 Type II is in progress via Vanta (observation period ahead of independent audit), expected Q3/Q4 2026. See surfaice.pro/security for current status.
Email security@surfaice.pro for the Security Guide, architecture diagram, and AI governance policy under NDA.
Treat outputs as drafts. Your team verifies citations before updating systems of record. Report recurring accuracy issues to your Surfaice admin — see Agent limitations.
Workspace policy and role determine what can be saved or exported. Sensitive exports should follow your company’s data classification rules.