# Data and privacy

> A church hands Munday the most sensitive record it keeps: who is struggling, who asked for prayer, what was said in a room with the door closed. The posture below is a design commitment, not a setting.

## The commitments

- **Confidential means confidential.** A prayer request marked confidential is visible to the people it was entrusted to, not to everyone with a login. Munday does not have a mode where the whole staff can read everything.
- **Dawn sees what your team already has.** The AI layer reads the record your church keeps in Munday. It is not given access your team does not already have, and confidentiality carries into it.
- **Nothing leaves without a rule you set.** Every connection out of Munday, to Slack, to a giving platform, to an AI your team uses, moves what a rule you wrote says it moves. There is no default that ships data somewhere you did not choose.
- **Any connection is revocable in one click.** Turning a connection off is a single action, and it takes effect immediately.
- **Nobody is scored.** Munday holds no engagement score, no ranking, no attendance grade. Cards move because a person moved them, and "not yet" is an answer we keep.
- **The record is yours.** What your church puts into Munday belongs to your church, and leaves with you if you go.

## Ask us directly

Specifics your IT or board will want, and that we answer directly in a demo rather than in a generality here: where data is stored and in what region, how long it is retained, which sub-processors are involved, what our agreements with model providers say about training, and how access is scoped for staff and volunteers.

Those answers belong in a conversation with your board or IT rather than in a paragraph here, and we give them straight. Book a demo and tell us your size, your current stack, and what's most pressing. We shape a plan from there.

_This page states design commitments. It is not a legal agreement, and it does not replace the terms you would sign._

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Source: https://gomunday.com/llm/data-and-privacy