Compliance
Last Updated: March 11, 2026
Our Commitment to Compliance
At FlowSystem AI LLC, doing business as FlowSystem AI, we take compliance seriously. We are committed to maintaining the highest standards of data protection, privacy, and security to earn and keep our customers' trust. Our compliance program is built on industry-leading frameworks and continuously evolving to meet new regulatory requirements.
Privacy and Data Protection
We aim to support customers' privacy and data protection obligations through our internal policies, contractual terms where appropriate, and ongoing review of applicable requirements. Depending on the services purchased and the customer relationship, we may offer or discuss:
- Data Processing Agreements (DPAs) where commercially appropriate
- Processes for handling access, correction, and deletion requests
- Reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards
- Internal review of data handling and incident response procedures
Nothing on this page is intended as a representation that every FlowSystem AI service is subject to, or fully compliant with, every privacy regime in every jurisdiction.
California Privacy Rights
If applicable law grants you specific privacy rights, including rights available to certain California residents, you may contact us to submit a request. Depending on the request and the nature of our relationship with you, these rights may include:
- Requesting access to certain personal information we hold
- Requesting deletion or correction where legally available
- Requesting information about categories of personal information collected and disclosed
- Protection from unlawful discrimination for exercising applicable privacy rights
To exercise these rights, contact us at legal@flowsystem.ai
HIPAA Considerations
FlowSystem AI is not marketed as a HIPAA-compliant service and should not be used for Protected Health Information (PHI) unless you have separately confirmed in writing that the relevant service, workflow, and contractual terms are appropriate for that use case.
- Customers remain responsible for determining whether HIPAA applies to their use case
- Customers should avoid submitting PHI unless and until an appropriate written arrangement is in place
- Any healthcare-related use should be reviewed on a case-by-case basis
If you believe your intended use may involve PHI or other regulated health data, contact us before using the service for that purpose.
Security Program
We maintain an internal security program intended to support confidentiality, integrity, and availability of customer information. Our program is informed by commonly used security principles such as:
- Security: Limiting unauthorized access
- Availability: Supporting service reliability and continuity
- Confidentiality: Protecting confidential information
- Privacy: Handling personal information in accordance with our policies and obligations
References to security practices on this page are descriptive only and do not constitute a warranty, certification, or guarantee of any particular framework or audit result.
Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA)
Our tools may support certain customer workflows related to automated calls and text messages, such as:
- Consent management for automated communications
- Do Not Call (DNC) list integration capabilities
- Call recording disclosure and consent mechanisms
- Time-of-day calling restrictions
- Opt-out mechanisms for automated messages
Customers are solely responsible for obtaining any required consent and for using the service in compliance with applicable telemarketing, calling, and messaging laws.
Data Residency
FlowSystem AI uses third-party hosting and infrastructure providers, and customer data may be processed or stored in the United States or other locations used by those providers from time to time. Where relevant, we can discuss available hosting or data-handling details with prospective customers.
- Infrastructure and vendors may change over time
- Specific regional deployment details may depend on the service configuration
- Cross-border processing may occur where permitted by law and contract
Internal Review and Vendor Management
We periodically review our operational and security practices and may evaluate third-party vendors, hosting providers, and service partners as part of that process. The scope and frequency of those reviews may change over time.
- Operational review of internal processes
- Assessment of material vendors and service providers
- Updates to policies and procedures when needed
Industry Standards
Our practices may be informed by commonly recognized privacy and security frameworks, but references to those frameworks are for general context only and do not mean that we are certified, audited against, or fully aligned with any particular standard unless we explicitly state so in a separate written agreement.
- NIST Cybersecurity Framework
- ISO 27001 information security controls
- CIS Critical Security Controls
- OWASP security best practices for application development
Compliance Documentation
Depending on the relationship and service scope, customers may request certain documentation or information that we choose to make available:
- Data Processing Agreement (DPA), where offered
- Security questionnaires
- General information about our privacy and security practices
Contact us at legal@flowsystem.ai to request compliance documentation.
Continuous Improvement
Compliance is an ongoing commitment. We continuously monitor regulatory changes and update our practices accordingly. Our compliance team regularly reviews:
- Changes in privacy and security regulations
- New industry standards and best practices
- Customer feedback on compliance requirements
- Incident response and lessons learned
- Third-party vendor compliance posture
Contact Us
For compliance-related questions, data processing inquiries, or to request compliance documentation:
- Email: legal@flowsystem.ai
- Phone: +1 843-806-0554
- Legal Entity: FlowSystem AI LLC
We will route privacy and compliance inquiries to the appropriate internal contact.