Provider authorization
Google and Microsoft handle account sign-in. Zero Inbox requests provider permissions needed for the connected workflow; the exact scope depends on the product and platform you use.
This page explains the approval model and the questions a business proof must settle before mailbox access, exports, or payment change hands.
Current product boundaries
Trust depends on the exact product and platform. These are the operating principles; the applicable privacy notice controls the implementation details.
Google and Microsoft handle account sign-in. Zero Inbox requests provider permissions needed for the connected workflow; the exact scope depends on the product and platform you use.
Starting a cleaner scan does not itself move messages. The authorized user reviews proposed changes before confirming the keep, move, archive, trash, or other supported action.
The mobile notice explains collection, AI processing, service providers, retention, deletion, and choices for iOS. Business proofs add a written source-specific scope before work begins.
A service closeout reports excluded sources, false positives, unsupported fields, unresolved records, and other limitations instead of hiding them inside a completion claim.
Before a business proof
A landing page cannot substitute for a source-specific review. The signed scope should make these decisions explicit.
Questions
No. Account connection uses the provider's sign-in and authorization flow. Do not send passwords, access tokens, exports, or mailbox content by email.
No. The cleaner separates review from execution. The authorized user reviews proposed message-changing actions before confirming them.
Yes. A business proof should define authorized sources, owners, data boundaries, retention, deletion, providers, exclusions, and incident contacts before access or payment.
Not by default. Regulated or unusually sensitive environments require a separate legal, security, and data review and must be explicitly accepted in the signed scope.
Business review
Tell us the program, source system, reviewers, deadline, and specific security or privacy concerns. Do not attach private data.