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StructLine shows your organization which AI tools employees use at work and whether sensitive data goes into them. It never reads or transmits what people type.

Detection runs entirely in the browser. Only the finding leaves the device: which tool was used, work or personal account, and which categories of sensitive data appeared (like "email" or "IBAN") with counts. The prompt text is never part of the record.

HOW IT WORKS
StructLine recognizes common AI assistants: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, and others. When you send a prompt, the extension analyzes it on your device and records an incident. That incident contains the tool name, the account type, and detected data categories with counts. Nothing else.

WHAT YOUR ORGANIZATION SEES
• Which AI tools are in use
• Whether each session uses a work or personal account
• Categories and counts of sensitive data detected, never the values

WHAT IT DOESN'T DO
• It doesn't read, store, or transmit raw prompt text by default
• It doesn't send data to third parties. Findings go only to your organization's StructLine workspace

PRIVACY
• Zero retention is the default. Incidents are reported, but no prompt content is stored or sent. What you typed stays on your device.
• Content collection is an explicit choice your admin makes. If enabled, flagged excerpts may be kept, with sensitive values redacted on your device before anything is sent.
• If your admin ever turns redaction off, the extension tells you directly in its popup. Open "What your organization will see" anytime for a full breakdown of what's shared.

SETUP
Your organization deploys StructLine. Your admin gives you a one-time enrollment token; paste it into the extension and this browser is connected. Until you enroll, the extension does nothing and sends nothing.

EU COMPLIANCE
Built around GDPR and the EU AI Act: data minimization, on-device processing, employee transparency, and a complete audit trail for your compliance team.

Questions about what's collected? Ask your StructLine administrator.