AI & Automated Decision-Making Disclosure
1. How Tulvo uses AI
Tulvo uses AI to help you create and organize work, including boards, documents, and reports, using the descriptions and data you provide. The AI acts on your inputs and instructions to produce outputs you request.
2. Who provides the AI
Our AI service providers process the inputs and relevant workspace context needed to generate the output you request. See our Subprocessors page for provider details.
3. Accuracy and human oversight
AI output can be inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated. You are responsible for reviewing it before relying on it. Tulvo's AI is a productivity tool and is not a substitute for professional judgment.
4. Automated decision-making about you
Tulvo does not use AI to make legal or similarly significant decisions about you without human involvement. Examples include decisions about credit, employment, housing, education, or healthcare. Our AI generates software and content at your request; it does not profile you to make such decisions.
5. If you use Tulvo's AI to make decisions about other people
If you use Tulvo to make automated decisions about your users (for example, AI-assisted shortlisting of job applicants), you are the controller of that processing and responsible for complying with applicable law - including GDPR Article 22, and, from 1 January 2027, California's ADMT rules where the decision is a "significant decision" (employment, lending, housing, education, healthcare). Those laws may require notice, opt-outs or human appeal, and risk assessments. Tulvo provides the tools; responsibility for how you decide about people is yours.
6. Your rights
Where automated decision-making law applies to processing for which Tulvo is the controller, you can request information about the decision and human review by emailing support@tulvo.io.