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Summary
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Cohere's Enterprise Data Commitments describe how Cohere handles the prompts and outputs generated by paying customers. By default, Cohere logs your activity, keeps prompts and generations for up to 30 days after you delete your account, and may retain them longer for legal or contractual reasons — but you can opt out of having your data used for model training at any time through your dashboard settings. These protections apply only to paying customers with a credit card on file; free-tier users are explicitly excluded.

Analysis

Cohere's Enterprise Data Commitments establish the data handling obligations and protections that apply exclusively to commercial, paying customers — defined for the SaaS Platform as customers with a credit card on file. The document sets out a default 30-day automatic deletion schedule for logged prompts and generations, subject to exceptions for legal requirements, customer contracts, or flagged potential policy violations, and provides that account deletion does not itself trigger immediate data removal. Access to prompt and generation logs is restricted to authorized employees and service providers bound by confidentiality and security controls, with a permissive right for safety and security teams to review content upon detection of possible misuse. Users retain self-service control over training use via a dashboard opt-out, and approved customers may obtain zero data retention status eliminating logging entirely; customers who deploy through third-party cloud or private environments receive structural data isolation because Cohere does not receive their prompt or generation data at all. Customers who upload personal information about their own end users bear responsibility for compliance with applicable privacy laws with respect to that data.

What this means for you

As a paying Cohere SaaS customer, your prompts and generated outputs are logged and monitored for compliance and security purposes, and they persist on Cohere's systems for up to 30 days after account deletion — potentially longer if legal requirements, a customer contract, or a flagged policy concern applies. Cohere's safety and security teams may review your prompt and generation content if possible misuse is detected. You can stop your prompts and generations from being used to train Cohere's models at any time by changing the relevant setting in your dashboard. If you qualify for and are approved for zero data retention, no prompts or generations are logged at all.

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25 versions captured · Latest change detected by ConductAtlas: September 2026

What changed Cohere restructured its Enterprise Data Commitments document to provide more detailed disclosure of data handling practices on its SaaS Platform. The updated language explicitly describes deployment options, opt-out mechanisms for training data use, logging and monitoring practices, data retention policies (30-day automatic deletion with exceptions), personal information filtering, and compliance certifications. The operational effect is that enterprise customers now have documented procedures for controlling data use, verifying settings, and understanding how their prompts and generations are handled.
Why this matters The updated terms establish explicit procedures for controlling how enterprise customer data is used on Cohere's SaaS Platform. Customers can opt out from having their prompts and generations used to train Cohere models by toggling a setting in their dashboard under 'Data Controls'. The terms state that logged prompts and generations are automatically deleted after 30 days unless needed for legal compliance, customer contracts, or if usage is flagged as potentially violating terms. Cohere also discloses that it logs and monitors platform use for compliance and security, and may review flagged content to enforce policies. You can verify and update your data control settings at any time through your account dashboard.
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What changed Cohere published new Enterprise Data Commitments describing how it handles customer data on its SaaS platform. The document establishes that Cohere does not receive customer inputs or outputs in private deployments or third-party cloud platforms, and outlines data controls available to SaaS users: opt-out from training data use, 30-day automatic deletion of logged prompts and generations, logging and monitoring for compliance and security, and optional zero-data-retention approval. Users can adjust these settings in their dashboard.
Why this matters The updated terms establish explicit data handling controls for Cohere SaaS platform users. Cohere automatically deletes logged prompts and generations after 30 days unless retention is required by law, contract, or if usage is flagged for policy violations. Users can opt out from having their prompts and generations used to train Cohere models by toggling 'Data Controls' to 'Off' in their dashboard settings. Cohere logs and monitors platform use for compliance and security, and may review flagged content to enforce policies; flagged prompts are aggregated without customer identifiers to improve safety detection. You can adjust your data retention and training preferences at any time through your dashboard settings.
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
This version captured October 9, 2026 00:55 UTC
Last successful capture October 14, 2026 00:41 UTC
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000767
Version ID CA-V-007457
SHA-256 (extracted text, extractor v5) 71463f6d2e0c2903117e567f0f20af420a84feef2f9add9cc6e19e8d368747ba
Archived bytes SHA-256 (anchor) 73f17568b5dc0316042dc62fb6fce1dafb02ceab9b647335f1cfaa3627eb177d
✓ Snapshot stored ✓ Archived bytes anchored (verified Oct. 9, 2026)

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