VendorScore · Vendor index

Can this SaaS read your data?

Plain-language data-access scores from public trust docs. Overall = equal-weight average of five dimensions (0–100). Higher = less inherent vendor read access.

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35 vendors · Evidence dated 2026-10-06 to 2026-10-07, public docs only, not legal advice.

All scored vendors

Scored with enterprise options on where they exist (CSE, E2EE, EKM, Customer Key, Shield). Default setups usually score lower; see each page.

Vendor Overall Verdict Page
Google WorkspaceProductivity suite 82 Yes by default; mostly no for CSE-protected Drive/Docs Read →
ZoomMeetings 75 Yes by default; mostly no for E2EE meetings Read →
DropboxFile storage 73 Yes for normal files; mostly no for E2EE folders Read →
WebexTeam chat & meetings 73 Yes by default; Zero-Trust E2EE covers meetings only, never messaging Read →
Microsoft TeamsTeam chat & meetings 70 Yes by default; mostly no for E2EE 1:1 call and E2EE meeting media (never chat) Read →
Microsoft 365Productivity suite 69 Yes (service can decrypt); DKE is the hard exception Read →
Gemini for Google WorkspaceAI assistant 69 Yes — Google processes prompts; CSE-protected content stays out of Gemini's reach Read →
GongSales call recording 67 Yes — BYOK = revoke switch for new files; staff access auditable Read →
DocusignE-signature 67 Yes — Security Appliance = your keys; 'staff can't view' is Docusign's claim Read →
ChatGPT EnterpriseAI assistant 66 Yes — EKM = custody/revoke; no training on business data by default Read →
Microsoft 365 CopilotAI assistant 66 Yes — Customer Key + Lockbox cover Copilot; OpenAI-operated models on by default Read →
BoxFile storage 64 Yes — KeySafe = custody/kill switch; Box still decrypts for previews and AI Read →
Claude for WorkAI assistant 64 Yes — CMEK = custody/revoke; flagged chats get human review; data stored in US Read →
Atlassian (Jira & Confluence)Project management 63 Yes — CMK = custody/revoke; support access needs your consent Read →
SlackTeam chat 62 Yes — EKM = custody/revoke, not zero-knowledge Read →
MiroOnline whiteboard 61 Yes — EKM = revoke switch; whitepaper's 'end-to-end' wording is server-side Read →
SalesforceCRM 60 Yes — Shield/BYOK ≠ Salesforce can’t read Read →
AirtableDatabase / no-code 59 Yes — EKM = custody/revoke; metadata and logs stay on Airtable keys Read →
FigmaDesign 59 Yes — EKM is partial; AI content training on by default for Starter/Pro Read →
AsanaProject management 57 Yes — EKM scope undocumented; LLM providers in the subprocessor list Read →
monday.comProject management 55 Yes — BYOK only via Guardian add-on; one shared KMS key by default Read →
ZendeskCustomer support 55 Yes — BYOK covers user identity fields only; cross-account ML on Service Data Read →
CalendlyScheduling 53 Yes — vendor keys; Notetaker sends recordings to Recall.ai and OpenAI Read →
GitHubDeveloper tools 52 Yes — no customer keys; Copilot Business/Enterprise data not used for training Read →
NotionDocs & wiki 51 Yes — staff may access for support; not E2EE Read →
LoomVideo messaging 51 Yes — Atlassian-managed keys (CMK doesn't cover Loom); AI to OpenAI and Gemini Read →
TrelloProject management 50 Yes — no customer keys for Trello; not in Atlassian residency scope (low confidence) Read →
ClickUpProject management 50 Yes — AWS-managed keys; long AI vendor list incl. China-based models Read →
CanvaDesign 50 Yes — Canva-managed keys; team plans excluded from AI training Read →
LinearIssue tracking 49 Yes — Google Cloud-managed keys; contractual no-training Read →
Otter.aiAI meeting notetaker 48 Yes — vendor keys; de-identified training by default outside Enterprise Read →
IntercomCustomer support 47 Yes — vendor keys; Fin model training on by default (opt-out) Read →
HubSpotCRM 46 Yes — CRM/AI/feature processors see customer data Read →
GranolaAI meeting notetaker 43 Yes — vendor keys; no bot, audio deleted; training opt-out outside Enterprise Read →
Fireflies.aiAI meeting notetaker 42 Yes — vendor keys; LLM vendors process content; its 'end-to-end' label is server-side only Read →

A higher score doesn't mean a more secure product. It means more customer control and less inherent vendor plaintext access. A vendor can have an excellent SOC 2 and still be able to read all your data.

Browse by category

Productivity suites

Google Workspace 82 · Microsoft 365 69

Chat & meetings

Zoom 75 · Webex 73 · Microsoft Teams 70 · Slack 62 · Loom 51

File storage

Dropbox 73 · Box 64

AI assistants

Gemini for Google Workspace 69 · ChatGPT Enterprise 66 · Microsoft 365 Copilot 66 · Claude for Work 64

AI meeting notetakers

Gong 67 · Otter.ai 48 · Granola 43 · Fireflies.ai 42

E-signature & scheduling

Docusign 67 · Calendly 53

Docs, wiki & work management

Atlassian (Jira & Confluence) 63 · Airtable 59 · Asana 57 · monday.com 55 · Notion 51 · Trello 50 · ClickUp 50

Design

Miro 61 · Figma 59 · Canva 50

CRM & customer support

Salesforce 60 · Zendesk 55 · Intercom 47 · HubSpot 46

Developer tools

GitHub 52 · Linear 49

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