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PRIVACY

What we collect, how we use it, and how we protect it.

Effective April 1, 2026Updated May 22, 2026

This is the long version, in plain language. The short version: encrypted storage, never sold, never used to train AI, deleted when you disconnect. Orevlo can draft and send email and manage your calendar — but only ever when you ask it to, and it never sends or changes anything on its own.

Information we collect

Account information

When you create an account, we collect your name, email address, and password (or authentication credentials via a third-party provider). If you subscribe to a paid plan, we collect billing information through our payment processor — we do not store credit card numbers directly.

Email data (Gmail and Microsoft Outlook / Microsoft 365)

With your explicit authorization via OAuth, we access your business email account(s) to provide email intelligence features. This includes:

Orevlo also lets you compose and send email on your behalf, and organize mail (label, archive, mark as read, move to trash — never permanent deletion). To enable this we request the Google gmail.modify scope and the Microsoft Mail.ReadWrite and Mail.Send permissions. We deliberately do not request the ability to permanently delete your email. Orevlo never sends an email unless you have authorized it — either by reviewing and approving that specific message, or by setting up a standing rule (for example, "when a customer emails asking about pricing, reply with this"), reviewing the exact message and trigger, and confirming it. Every message Orevlo sends is recorded in your account. If you only want the intelligence and briefing features, you can connect your inbox and simply never use the send capability — it does nothing until you ask.

For team and business accounts, an administrator may authorize access to multiple inboxes within a Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 organization. Connected employees should be informed by their administrator that their business inbox is connected to Orevlo.

Calendar data (Google Calendar and Microsoft 365 calendar)

When you connect Gmail or Outlook, you also grant Orevlo access to your calendar so it can see your schedule and create, reschedule, or cancel events when you ask. To enable this we request the Google calendar scope and the Microsoft Calendars.ReadWrite permission. Orevlo reads calendar events to answer questions like "am I free Thursday" and writes to your calendar only to carry out a request you have made. As with email, Orevlo never creates or changes a calendar event on its own — only in response to something you asked it to do.

Reminders you set

You can ask Orevlo to remind you about something, or to follow up if a reply hasn't arrived. We store the reminder text, the time it should fire, and (for a follow-up reminder) a reference to the email thread being watched, so the reminder can be delivered to you.

Financial data (via Plaid)

If you choose to connect bank accounts or credit cards, we use Plaid, Inc. to securely access your financial data. Through Plaid, we receive:

We do not receive or store your bank login credentials. Plaid handles authentication directly.

Accounting data (QuickBooks Online and Xero)

If you choose to connect your accounting software, we access data via OAuth API including:

Phone and voicemail data

When you connect phone forwarding, Orevlo:

You can disconnect phone forwarding at any time in Settings → Connected Accounts, which releases the provisioned number and stops further data collection.

Callers leaving voicemails should understand that the voicemail is being recorded (as is standard for any voicemail system) and that the contents will be transcribed for your business use.

Usage data

We collect information about how you interact with the Service, including pages viewed, features used, actions taken, and device and browser information. This data is used to improve the Service.

Marketing site analytics

The Orevlo marketing site (orevlo.com) uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, a privacy-first analytics tool that does not set cookies, does not use device fingerprinting, and does not follow you across other websites. It collects aggregated metrics — page views, country, browser, referrer — to help us understand which content reaches people. No identifiers about you personally are stored. This is why you don't see a cookie consent banner on our marketing site: there are no tracking cookies to consent to.


How we use your information

We use the information we collect to:

Google API Services User Data Policy

Orevlo's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

Specifically:

How we store and protect your data

Data residency and international transfers

Application servers and the primary database are hosted in the United States. Subprocessors listed below process data in the United States. Google and Microsoft OAuth-accessed data (Gmail, Outlook) remains in your existing Google or Microsoft account region; Orevlo retrieves only the subset needed to deliver the Service and stores it alongside the rest of your account data in the United States.

For EU and UK customers, transfers of personal data to the United States rely on the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses (2021/914) and, for UK transfers, the UK International Data Transfer Addendum, together with the supplementary safeguards described in this section. EU and UK customers may request a countersigned Data Processing Agreement incorporating these clauses by writing to hello@orevlo.com.

Data sharing and disclosure

We do not sell your personal information or business data. We share data only in the following circumstances:

Key subprocessors

The following third-party service providers may process your data as part of delivering the Service:

Anthropic, PBC
AI language model processing (insight generation, briefings, voicemail classification, Ask Anything)
OpenAI, L.L.C.
Voicemail transcription via the Whisper API
Plaid, Inc.
Bank account and financial data access
Twilio, Inc.
Phone number provisioning, inbound call routing, voicemail recording and storage
Intuit (QuickBooks)
Accounting data access via OAuth
Xero Limited
Accounting data access via OAuth
Google LLC
Gmail and Google Calendar access via OAuth (Google API Services User Data Policy applies)
Microsoft Corporation
Outlook / Microsoft 365 mail and calendar access via OAuth
Clerk, Inc.
User authentication (account sign-up, sign-in, JWT issuance)
Stripe, Inc.
Payment processing and subscription management
Resend, Inc.
Primary transactional email delivery
Twilio SendGrid
Fallback transactional email delivery
Railway Corp.
Application hosting and infrastructure
Cloudflare, Inc.
CDN, DNS, and edge security for the marketing site
Sentry
Application error monitoring (no PII payloads sent)

Multi-inbox privacy

When a business administrator connects employee inboxes through Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 admin authorization:

Data retention and deletion

Your rights

Depending on your location, you may have the right to:

To exercise these rights, contact us at privacy@orevlo.com.

Contact

Orevlo LLC
privacy@orevlo.com
orevlo.com