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By default, queries may be processed across US, EU, Canada, and APAC regions based on load allocation. Guaranteed local query processing is available under enterprise agreements.
Yes. Under enterprise agreements, Linkup can guarantee local query processing in a specified geography. Multi-routing is also available for organizations that need local processing across multiple regions.
Linkup is SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and HIPAA compliant. Documentation is available in the Trust Center.
From the Trust Center: https://trust.linkup.so/
Yes. You can sign a DPA via DocuSign, or request one through privacy@linkup.so.
Yes. ZDR can be requested on demand and is not enabled by default. When enabled, queries and results are not written to persistent storage; processing runs in memory within Linkup infrastructure. Book a call to request ZDR. For more detail, see What is Zero Data Retention and why does it matter for AI teams?
No. Single Sign-On (SSO) is available under enterprise agreements.
Linkup notifies affected clients within 72 hours of confirming a security incident that impacts client data, with 24-hour capability for critical incidents.
High-risk categories such as malware, phishing, spyware, DNS tunneling, potentially unwanted software, and child abuse are excluded or blocked by default. A quality scoring model is also applied to prioritize higher-quality sources.
Yes. The excludeDomains parameter is available via the API. Under enterprise agreements, additional domain and category blocking, fastlane source inclusion, custom refresh rates, and ranking bias can be configured.
No. Linkup only indexes and returns publicly available content. Content behind authentication, paywalls, or registration is not accessed.
Data in transit uses TLS 1.2+. Data at rest uses AES-256. Encryption keys are centrally managed with restricted access.
Yes, for selected high-tier partner deployments with strict sovereignty requirements. BYOC is scoped on a case-by-case basis.
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