Acceptable use
The early-access rules for using Radcliffe and radcliffeai.com. They keep every company's data safe.
Last changed 10 November 2026
Use it for your company's work
Use Radcliffe only for your company's work, and only as your company allows.
These rules apply wherever you use Radcliffe: in the app, inside an assistant such as Claude or ChatGPT, through our API or with the laptop sync app.
What you must not do
- Try to see data you are not allowed to see, in your company's workspace or any other.
- Try to get round access checks, information walls, the real-data checks or any limit.
- Use someone else's account, or let someone use yours.
- Add files you do not have the right to add, or that your company has said must not be used with AI.
- Add anything unlawful, or anything that carries malware.
- Use Radcliffe to harass, deceive or harm anyone, or to break the law.
- Attack, probe, scan or overload the service, except as our responsible disclosure page allows.
- Copy the service or its data in bulk by automated means, except through the exports and tools we provide.
- Rely on an answer alone for a decision with serious effects on a person, such as their job or money, without a person checking the sources.
If the rules are broken
We may pause an account or a workspace and tell your company's owners why. Where the law requires it, we tell the authorities.
Report a problem
Security testing and the current reporting status are covered at radcliffeai.com/responsible-disclosure.