Logging

Each AI provider on AgnicPay has its own data handling policies for logging and retention. This page explains how providers handle your data and how to control which providers can access it.

Provider Policies

Training on Prompts

Each provider has its own data handling policies. We track those policies and provide you with controls to filter providers based on their data practices.

Your options:

• Allow all providers - Use any provider regardless of training policy
• No training providers only - Only use providers that don't train on your data
• Specific providers - Manually select which providers to use

Data Retention & Logging

Providers have varying data retention policies, often for compliance reasons. The table below shows each provider's current policies.

Provider Data Retention

Understanding Retention Periods

What "30 days" Means

• Prompts may be stored for up to 30 days
• Used for abuse monitoring and debugging
• Automatically deleted after the retention period
• Not used for model training (for most providers)

Zero-Retention Options

Some providers offer zero-retention:

• Prompts are not stored after processing
• Responses are not logged
• Typically available for enterprise customers

Filtering by Data Policy

Per-Request Filtering

Add provider requirements to individual requests:

response = client.chat.completions.create(
    model="openai/gpt-4o",
    messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Hello"}],
    extra_body={
        "provider": {
            "data_collection": "deny"  # Only use no-training providers
        }
    }
)

Account-Wide Settings

Set default preferences in your account:

1. Go to Settings > Privacy
2. Choose your data policy preferences
3. Settings apply to all requests by default

AgnicPay's Logging

What AgnicPay Logs

*Unless you enable prompt logging in settings

What AgnicPay Never Does

• Never trains on your data - Your prompts are never used to train models
• Never sells your data - Your data is never shared with third parties for profit
• Never inspects content - We don't read your prompts or responses

Best Practices

For Sensitive Data

1. Use providers with zero-retention policies
2. Avoid including PII in prompts
3. Consider self-hosted models for highly sensitive data

For Compliance

1. Document which providers you use
2. Set account-wide data policy restrictions
3. Use API tokens with appropriate scopes
4. Enable audit logging if needed

For Privacy

1. Review provider policies before use
2. Use provider filtering for sensitive requests
3. Disable prompt logging unless needed

Provider Terms of Service

For complete details, see each provider's terms:

Questions?

For privacy or data handling questions:

• Email: [email protected]
• Documentation: Privacy Overview