How TaskJuice protects your data
An honest overview of how TaskJuice stores credentials, retains run data, and gives you account and data controls.
TaskJuice runs automations on behalf of agencies and the clients they serve, so it holds two sensitive things: the credentials your workflows use to reach third-party services, and the data those workflows move between them. This section explains how each is protected, what you control, and where the limits are. TaskJuice holds no compliance certifications, and these pages describe only the practices that exist in the product today.
What this section covers
Connection credentials go to an encrypted secret store, and the decrypted value never reaches the browser. Read how automatic OAuth rotation and self-service revocation work.
Execution data is retained on a per-plan window: 7 days on Starter, 30 days on Growth, 90 days on Scale. Learn how run data is treated and how redaction rulesets strip sensitive values.
Collect a client's connection credentials through a first-party intake flow so secrets never travel through email or chat.
Turn on multi-factor authentication, save backup codes, and require MFA across your whole agency with a grace period of up to 30 days.
See what data crosses your tenant boundary, change your data-flywheel consent, and request an export of your training rows.
Find the published list of third-party providers TaskJuice relies on, and the notice you get before that list changes.
TaskJuice is not SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, or PCI DSS certified, and these pages do not claim otherwise. Any compliance obligation that applies to your clients' data is your responsibility. Use the controls described here to meet it.
Where to start
If you are setting up a new agency account, begin with Protecting your account to turn on MFA, then read How credentials are stored before you connect your first integration. To see what data leaves your tenant and how to change it, go to Managing your data.
For the commitments behind these practices, read the published Privacy Policy and the Subprocessor List. Send privacy and data-rights questions to privacy@taskjuice.ai.