Customer-controlled access
Users authorize inboxes, shared inboxes, delegated access, scan depth, retention windows, and which services may use each inbox.
Trust and compliance
Transparent controls for email data, AI analysis, retention, and consent.
Minimum necessary data
LeadLeak should rely on metadata and limited thread excerpts where possible, with redaction before AI classification for sensitive workflows.
Human-approved sending
Commercial emails must preserve accurate sender identity, opt-out handling where required, and user-controlled approval rules before automation sends.
Regional readiness
North America and Africa are the first operating regions, with GDPR/LGPD-style principles planned before European, South American, or Asian expansion.
Compliance posture
The sensible defaults LeadLeak should advertise and build toward.
Purpose limitation, role-based access, least privilege, data minimization, retention limits, and audit trails.
Accurate headers, clear commercial identity, opt-out handling, suppression lists, and no deceptive subject lines.
BAA-ready enterprise path, redaction, audit logs, minimum-necessary handling, and no default PHI training use.
Model routing by risk, human approval for sends, prompt/output logging, redaction, and customer-controlled retention.
Export, deletion, access correction, retention controls, and region-aware request workflows.
GDPR, LGPD, PIPEDA, POPIA, NDPA, and similar principles mapped before regional launch.