Trust & Compliance
How Claudia handles your data and what that means for regulated industries.
All recordings stay on your device in the browser's IndexedDB. Nothing is uploaded to Claudia's servers.
Step data is encrypted using AES-256-GCM via the Web Crypto API before being written to storage.
Passwords, credit card numbers, and SSNs are automatically redacted before storage — never recorded.
| Data type | Captured? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Click events & element text | Yes | Button labels, link text, element selectors |
| Form input values | Yes | Debounced; password & sensitive fields auto-redacted |
| Page URLs & titles | Yes | Stored locally only |
| Screenshots | Yes | Full page screenshot per step; encrypted at rest |
| Password fields | Redacted | Stored as [REDACTED] — value never captured |
| Credit card numbers | Redacted | Pattern-matched and removed before storage |
| Social Security Numbers | Redacted | Pattern-matched and removed before storage |
| Desktop keystrokes (add-on) | Opt-in only | Disabled by default; suppressed in login/payment windows |
| Video or audio | Never | Not captured under any circumstances |
| Workflow data sent to servers | Never | Recordings, screenshots, and exports stay on your device |
| License & device data sent to servers | Yes (minimal) | License key, device ID, and non-reversible device hash for activation & abuse prevention |
Claudia's workflow data (recordings, screenshots, exports) is stored 100% locally — no cloud infrastructure, no data transmission. This significantly simplifies compliance for most frameworks.
Note on payment & license data: When you purchase a license, standard e-commerce data (email, name, plan type) is processed by LemonSqueezy and mirrored to Claudia-controlled infrastructure. License activation and periodic re-validation also send a device identifier and non-reversible device fingerprint hash to enforce per-license device limits. This is separate from your workflow data, which does not leave your device.
Claudia can be used in healthcare workflows with the following conditions met:
Claudia automatically redacts payment card data:
[CARD REDACTED] before storage.autocomplete="cc-number", cc-csc", or similar hints are treated as sensitive and fully redacted.Local-only architecture is advantageous for GDPR — because no workflow data is transmitted to Claudia's servers, a data processor relationship for recording data is designed to not exist, provided recordings remain local and are not transmitted externally.
Claudia provides audit logging with CSV export, but SOX's 7-year tamper-evident retention requirement is difficult to guarantee with local browser storage alone.
Claudia implements encryption, access controls, and audit logging consistent with SOC 2 principles. However, SOC 2 Type II requires an annual third-party audit of the organization's controls — not just the tool.
FedRAMP requires an Authority to Operate (ATO) issued by a federal agency, which applies to cloud service providers — not local Chrome extensions. Claudia cannot be used for workflows involving Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) in government contexts.
Claudia is a professional productivity tool not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from children. If you believe a child has used this extension, contact us and we will promptly delete any associated data.
Yes. Claudia stores all recordings 100% locally using AES-256-GCM encryption — no workflow or recording data is uploaded to any server. (License activation sends a device identifier and license key to Claudia's server.) A consent prompt appears before every recording session. Audit logs track all access, export, and deletion events with timestamps, exportable as CSV. Healthcare teams must ensure a BAA is executed with their covered entity; Claudia is designed to avoid acting as a Business Associate for workflow recording. Users are responsible for only recording workflows they are authorized to document.
Claudia's local-only architecture removes the main GDPR risk: because no workflow data is transmitted to Claudia's servers, a Data Processing Agreement with Claudia is not expected to be required for recording data, provided recordings remain local. Explicit consent is collected before each recording session. Users can delete individual recordings or all data at once (right to erasure). Configurable auto-deletion (30 to 365 days) enforces data minimization. URL query parameters such as tokens and API keys are automatically stripped on export.
Claudia automatically redacts payment card data before storage: credit card numbers are pattern-matched and replaced with [CARD REDACTED], CVV/CVC values are never stored, and fields with autocomplete="cc-number" or "cc-csc" hints are fully redacted. An optional payment page screenshot toggle skips screenshots on checkout, payment, and billing pages — detecting Stripe, PayPal, Braintree, Square, and common payment URL patterns.
Claudia is compatible with FERPA requirements: no workflow or recording data leaves the device (license activation sends a device identifier and license key to Claudia's server, but this is separate from recorded workflow content). Explicit consent is obtained before every recording session, and configurable auto-deletion (30 to 365 days) enforces data minimization. Educational institutions must approve Claudia's use as part of their FERPA compliance program.
Claudia provides a tamper-evident local audit log with timestamps for every session create, stop, export, and delete event, exportable as CSV. However, SOX's 7-year retention requirement is difficult to guarantee with local browser storage alone. Organizations should export audit logs regularly and supplement with a centralized archival solution for full SOX compliance.
Claudia is compatible with HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, CCPA/CPRA, GLBA, FERPA, and ePrivacy requirements. It is partially compatible with SOX and SOC 2. It does not support FedRAMP/NIST 800-171 for government CUI workflows.
This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Compliance depends on how your organization uses Claudia within its broader compliance program. Consult your compliance team or legal counsel to evaluate how Claudia fits within your organization's specific regulatory obligations.
We're happy to discuss your organization's specific requirements. Email us and we'll respond within one business day.
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