The following guarantees are contractually binding on End It’s Technology Provider and are incorporated into End It’s service agreements. They are set out here in full so that corporate clients — including cybersecurity companies, financial institutions, healthcare organisations, and other regulated-industry employers — can rely on them as enforceable commitments.
5. ENTERPRISE AND CYBERSECURITY-GRADE DATA PROTECTION GUARANTEES
All data belonging to a specific corporate client is stored in a dedicated, logically segmented environment with strict multi-tenant isolation protocols applied at the architectural level:
- Client data is never co-mingled with data belonging to any other customer, partner, or third party under any circumstances.
- Cross-tenant data access is prohibited by both technical access controls and the underlying system architecture.
- Each client environment operates as a fully independent and isolated data silo with no shared data plane.
5.1 Multi-Tenant Logical Data Isolation
NEITHER END IT NOR ITS TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER SHALL, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, USE ANY PERSONAL DATA,
NEITHER END IT NOR ITS TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER SHALL, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, USE ANY PERSONAL DATA, RECORDINGS, SPEECH DATA, TRANSCRIPTS, PRONUNCIATION ACCURACY SCORES, INTONATION ANALYSIS METADATA, OR ANY OTHER PERFORMANCE DATA TO TRAIN, FINE-TUNE, VALIDATE, EVALUATE, OR OTHERWISE IMPROVE ANY BASE AI MODEL, INCLUDING ANY LARGE LANGUAGE MODEL (LLM) OR SPEECH-TO-TEXT (STT) ENGINE.
All AI inferences are delivered using frozen models or dedicated client-specific instances. Session-specific processing is strictly confined to the client’s private data silo and cannot propagate to shared model weights or be accessed by any other client or third party. This commitment is absolute, contractually enforced, and does not admit exceptions.
5.2 Absolute Prohibition on AI Model Training
- Client data shall not be aggregated, anonymised for benchmarking purposes, or used for platform-wide analytics without the express prior written consent of the corporate client.
- All personal data processed through the Service remains under the control of End It as Data Controller and subject to the rights of the relevant data subjects under applicable data protection laws.
- Data is processed solely for the specific English coaching purposes defined in the applicable service agreement.
5.3 Data Sovereignty and Non-Aggregation
End It and its Technology Provider implement and maintain:
- Pseudonymisation and encryption of personal data at rest and in transit (AES-256 / TLS 1.3 or equivalent);
- Measures ensuring ongoing confidentiality, integrity, availability, and resilience of all processing systems;
- Capacity to restore availability of and access to personal data in a timely manner following any incident;
- Regular testing and evaluation of the effectiveness of all security measures;
- Role-based access controls ensuring only authorised and trained personnel access personal data;
- Mandatory data protection training for all personnel with access to personal data; and
- Contractual confidentiality obligations binding on all personnel.
5.4 Technical and Organisational Security Measures
Corporate clients may, upon reasonable written notice to ask@endit.school, request:
- A written technical summary of the data separation and isolation architecture;
- A current third-party security attestation (including, where available, a SOC 2 Type II report); and
- Written confirmation that cross-tenant isolation measures and AI training exclusions are active and verified.
5.5 Right to Technical Audit
End It’s current Technology Provider is presently the sole sub-processor engaged for core AI functionality.Additional sub-processors may be engaged in accordance with applicable contractual and data protection requirements. Any future engagement of additional sub-processors requires: (i) prior written notification to the corporate client and to End It as Controller; (ii) execution of a sub-processing agreement imposing equivalent data protection obligations; and (iii) compliance with applicable international data transfer mechanisms described in Section 7.
5.6 Sub-Processor Management