Andrea AI · Our approach

Security & compliance

Privacy, data and artificial intelligence. A European commitment.

Niltech Europe develops Andrea AI in accordance with the European requirements applicable to personal data protection and artificial intelligence. The GDPR and AI Act guide an approach that integrates privacy, security and human oversight from the design stage. For Andrea AI, this means supporting document analysis and insurance workflows with defined responsibilities and professional oversight.

Explore our approach

From principles to service

From European requirements to everyday procedures.

Responsibilities, processes and technical choices guide the use of Andrea AI in relation to the data processed and the agreements with each client.

Privacy and GDPR principles

Defined purposes, data minimisation and confidentiality guide data processing. Procedures cover roles and responsibilities, retention criteria and requests for access, correction, export and erasure, according to the service and applicable obligations.

Access and security

The security process covers authorisations, data separation, configuration and access reviews. Permissions are defined in relation to roles and the scope of the Andrea AI service.

Responsible AI and human oversight

Our approach to the AI Act considers intended use, risks and the obligations applicable to enabled features. Transparency about limitations, verification of results and human oversight support the use of AI. Andrea AI summaries and guidance support operators; case assessments and decisions remain with the responsible professionals.

Development and updates

The procedures guide software changes from impact assessment to checks before release. They cover external components, vulnerabilities and corrective action.

Suppliers and responsibilities

Supplier management includes assessing services, responsibilities and data access. Any transfers outside the European Economic Area are assessed within the GDPR safeguards framework, according to the configuration in use.

Continuity and incidents

The procedures organise reporting, incident response, backups and recovery. Priorities, responsibilities and recovery objectives are defined in relation to the service and client agreements.

Compliance evolves with the service: requirements, risks and safeguards are reviewed in relation to features, the context of use and regulatory developments.

Understanding the approach

The essential questions.

How this approach relates to the use of Andrea AI in your organisation.

Who reviews AI results?

The procedures provide for assisted outputs to be examined by the people responsible for the process. A review may lead to using, correcting or rejecting a result, depending on the feature and professional context.

Where is data processed and how long is it retained?

This depends on the Andrea AI configuration, the suppliers involved and the service relationship. Locations, flows and retention criteria are specified in the documentation relevant to the service and processing activity.

Which European rules guide development?

The GDPR for personal data protection and the AI Act for artificial intelligence, together with other requirements relevant to the service. Their application considers purposes, roles, risk level and statutory timelines. These criteria guide Niltech Europe’s technical, organisational and contractual procedures.

Is the approach the same for every configuration?

The starting point is the Niltech procedural framework. Its application depends on the enabled features, infrastructure, data and client agreements. Operational information therefore relates to the service actually used.

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