Security and data privacy are not optional in modern AI tools. Teams work with sensitive information, internal documents, client data, and proprietary workflows every day. Intrascope was built to support this reality.
From the first line of code, the platform was designed to protect your data, keeps API Keys Secure, and give you full control over how AI is used inside your organization. Intrascope ensures that your API Keys Secure are always prioritized.
This article explains exactly how Intrascope stores data, protects API keys, and ensures secure communication across the entire system.
Data Ownership and Workspace Isolation
Every company using Intrascope operates inside its own isolated workspace. Projects, conversations, manifests, and usage data are fully separated from other organizations on the platform.
Your data belongs to you at all times. Intrascope does not claim ownership over your content and does not use it for analytics, advertising, or AI training.
All stored data exists solely to support the functionality you explicitly use inside your workspace.
What Data Intrascope Stores
Intrascope follows a strict data minimization principle.
The platform stores conversation history and manifests to preserve context and team collaboration, usage metadata such as token counts and timestamps for transparency and cost tracking, and encrypted API keys required to connect to external AI providers.
Payment details are never stored on Intrascope servers. All billing and subscriptions are handled by certified third party payment processors.
API Key Security and One Time Visibility
API Keys Are Never Exposed in the Frontend
One of the most important security decisions in Intrascope is how API keys are handled.
When you add an API key to the platform, it is visible only once at the moment of input. Immediately after saving, the key is encrypted and can never be viewed again from the frontend.
There is no option to reveal, copy, or display existing API keys. Even workspace owners and administrators cannot see previously added keys. If a key needs to be changed, it must be revoked and replaced with a new one.
This eliminates one of the most common risks in AI tools exposed or leaked API credentials.
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Encryption and Infrastructure Security
Data in Transit and at Rest
All communication between your browser, the Intrascope platform, and AI providers is protected using modern encrypted connections.
Sensitive data stored on servers, including API keys and internal identifiers, is encrypted using industry standard encryption methods. Passwords are securely hashed and never stored in plain text.
Access to production systems is limited to authorized personnel and continuously monitored.
Secure API Communication with AI Providers
Intrascope acts as a secure intermediary between your workspace and external AI providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and others.
Requests are executed only when explicitly initiated by users. There are no background calls, hidden prompts, or automated usage outside your control.
Your data is not reused, resold, or repurposed. Responses are stored only inside your workspace to support collaboration and continuity.
No Training on Your Data
Intrascope does not use your conversations, manifests, or files to train AI models or improve prompts.
Your data remains private to your organization. When requests are sent to third party providers, they follow the provider’s standard API terms and are transmitted securely.
User Rights and Data Deletion
You can request access, export, or deletion of your data at any time via Support mail.
Upon request, all associated data can be permanently removed in accordance with applicable privacy regulations. Data is never sold or shared with advertisers.
Built for Teams That Take Security Seriously
Intrascope is designed for teams that want to use AI daily without sacrificing privacy, control, or predictability.
Security is not a checkbox. It is an ongoing architectural commitment.
Your data stays yours. Your API keys stay secure. That is how Intrascope works.
