Security at Mador
Mador works for your business like one more person on the team. And as with anyone new, you only hand over the keys they need.
Nothing goes out in your name without your yes.
Pages, replies and posts on Google, posts on Facebook and Instagram, and ad campaigns: Mador prepares them and waits for you to say yes. Anything you don't connect stays off.
We never ask for passwords.
Google, Meta and the other services connect through that service's own sign-in, or with a key you create inside it. You disconnect them whenever you like from your area, and Mador deletes the access keys it held.
The database and the site are in Ireland.
Access keys for connected services are encrypted. Card details are seen only by Stripe, never by us. Some providers work from the United States: email (Resend), the chats and the WhatsApp assistant (Anthropic), and voice note transcription (OpenAI). The full list is in the privacy policy.
AI assistants only receive generic questions.
When Mador asks ChatGPT or Gemini who they recommend in your area, it sends the question any customer would ask, with no personal data. The questions you write yourself go out exactly as you wrote them, so keep personal data out of them.
We don't sell personal data.
Not yours, not anyone's, to no one. The studies Mador sells, such as the Mador Index, are about businesses and what the assistants say about them: never about people, never about your account data.
Inside ChatGPT and Claude, Mador only reads.
The connection can't change anything. You remove it whenever you like from the Connections page in your area.
A person answers about your data.
Behind Mador is a founder with a first and last name. If you have a question about your data, write to support@mador.ai and the person who built the product will answer.
Every detail, service by service, is in the privacy policy.