Docs/Security/Data Handling

Data Handling

What Trappr stores, where it's stored, how long we keep it, and how you can control or delete it.


What Trappr stores

Data typeWhat is storedRetention
Gateway logsModel, token count, latency, timestamp, execution ID. Message content is not stored by default.30 days (standard), 1 year (Enterprise)
DLP eventsPattern category, match count, timestamp. Matched values are not stored.90 days
IncidentsIncident type, execution ID, timestamp, severity. No message content.1 year
Execution recordsStart/end time, status, token count, event list, metadata you provide.90 days (standard), 1 year (Enterprise)
Provider keysAES-256-GCM encrypted ciphertext only.Until you delete them
By default, Trappr does not store the content of messages sent to or received from LLM providers. Only metadata (model, tokens, latency) is logged. Message content logging can be enabled on Enterprise plans if needed for audit purposes.

Where data is processed

Trappr processes and stores data in the United States. For Enterprise customers requiring EU data residency or other specific regions, contact us at hello@trappr.io.

Data isolation

All data is isolated per workspace. No data from one workspace is accessible to another, even within the same organization. Workspace isolation is enforced at the database level, not just via application logic.

Deleting your data

You can delete data at any time:

  • Individual incidents — delete from Dashboard → Incidents
  • Gateway logs — bulk delete by date range from Dashboard → Gateway → Logs
  • Your entire account — email hello@trappr.io to request full account deletion

Account deletion permanently removes all data within 30 days.

Third-party subprocessors

Trappr uses a minimal set of infrastructure subprocessors for hosting and delivery. We do not share your data with third parties for advertising or analytics purposes. For the full subprocessor list, see our Security overview.

For compliance questions — SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA — contact us at hello@trappr.io. Enterprise plans include a signed Data Processing Agreement (DPA).