We take the security of your data and credentials seriously. Here's exactly what we do — and don't do.
FlowClaw processes data from your connected tools only during workflow execution. We do not sell, share, or use your business data for any purpose other than running your automations.
Workflow run logs — including step inputs and outputs — are stored for debugging and analytics purposes and retained for 90 days. You can delete your data at any time from the dashboard.
To read incoming emails as workflow triggers and send emails as workflow actions. We never read email outside of explicitly triggered workflows.
To send notifications and alerts to your Slack workspace when workflow conditions are met.
To create and update Trello cards as workflow actions. We only access boards you explicitly configure.
To trigger workflows from calendar events and create calendar entries as workflow actions.
To read files as workflow inputs and create/update files as workflow actions.
When you use the AI Condition node, data from your workflow step is sent to OpenAI's GPT-4o-mini model. This uses your own OpenAI API key — FlowClaw never marks up or resells AI compute.
Only the specific field(s) you configure are sent to OpenAI — not your full workflow history. We recommend not sending sensitive PII (social security numbers, financial account data) through the AI Condition node.
OpenAI's data usage policies apply to data processed through your API key. Review their privacy policy for details.
FlowClaw is hosted on Railway, running in isolated containers per service.
You can revoke FlowClaw's access to any connected app at any time — either from the FlowClaw dashboard (Connections page) or directly from the connected app's settings. Revoking access immediately stops all workflows that depend on that connection.
FlowClaw workflows can keep limited state between runs so automations do not repeat work, double-process the same record, or lose operational context. Here is what that state covers, how it is protected, and how to request a reset.
Stored workflow state is scoped to your account and isolated per workflow. Connection credentials are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM, and sensitive environment secrets are never exposed in workflow logs.
Dashboard reset controls are being added. Until those controls are available, contact FlowClaw support to clear stored state for a workflow or account. This does not affect run logs retained for debugging and analytics, but it can reset counters, state flags, and cached context tied to that workflow.
Have a security question or want to report a vulnerability? Email us at . We respond to all security reports within 24 hours.