Ordinal – AI Trust & Transparency Profile
Ordinal is an AI-powered social media management platform for creating, scheduling, collaborating on, and analyzing content across multiple social channels.
Disclosure
Transparency Score
57%
8/14 points, 0 reviewed
0 approved N/A excluded · Published information only
Measures disclosure completeness across applicable fields. Not applicable items are excluded. This score is not a certification of quality, security, or regulatory compliance.
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Legal entity & jurisdiction
No disclosure recordedDPA availability
Self-declaredAvailable publicly
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/dpa
- Supporting evidence:
- This Data Processing Addendum ("DPA") forms part of and is incorporated into the agreement between the customer identified in that agreement ("Customer") and Assembly Labs Inc., a Delaware corporation that provides the Ordinal service ("Ordinal"), for Customer's use of the Ordinal services—being Ordinal's Terms of Service or a separately executed agreement between the parties (in either case, the "Agreement," and the services provided under it, the "Services").
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Article 50 disclosure notice
No disclosure recordedData residency
Self-declaredUnited States
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/subprocessors
- Supporting evidence:
- These providers are authorized to Process Customer Personal Data on behalf of Assembly Labs Inc
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Customer data used for training
Self-declaredOpt-in only
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/dpa
- Supporting evidence:
- Ordinal does not use, or permit its AI Sub-processors to use, Customer Personal Data to train or improve general or shared AI models, unless Customer expressly opts in or instructs otherwise in writing
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Retention period
Self-declaredDisclosed — specify
within thirty (30) days after that period or delivery of an export
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/dpa
- Supporting evidence:
- Ordinal shall delete remaining Customer Personal Data and existing copies within thirty (30) days after that period or delivery of an export
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Subprocessor list published
Self-declaredYes
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/dpa
- Supporting evidence:
- Ordinal's current Sub-processors are listed in Annex III and maintained on the Subprocessors page
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Breach notification timeframe
Self-declaredDisclosed — specify
without undue delay after becoming aware of a Personal Data Breach
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/dpa
- Supporting evidence:
- Ordinal shall notify Customer without undue delay after becoming aware of a Personal Data Breach affecting Customer Personal Data
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Base models used
Self-declaredMixed models
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com/legal/dpa
- Supporting evidence:
- Ordinal does not use, or permit its AI Sub-processors to use, Customer Personal Data to train or improve general or shared AI models
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Human oversight capability
Self-declaredReview available
Source, evidence & review details
- Source:
- https://www.tryordinal.com
- Supporting evidence:
- Work with teammates or clients on efficiently getting social posts finalized and approved
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- Statement reviewer:
- No current review
- Last reviewed:
- Not recorded
Review scope: checking a published statement against its source. No confirmation of the underlying practice.
Annex III high-risk declaration
No disclosure recordedISO/IEC 27001
No disclosure recordedISO/IEC 42001
No disclosure recordedSOC 2
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