Your Data Stays Yours
Rilo processes tasks within your organization’s isolated context. Your data is never shared with other organizations, never used to train models, and never retained beyond what’s needed to do the work and learn your preferences.Credential Handling
When you connect a tool to Rilo, your credentials are submitted through a secure portal — not shared in Slack or email. Credentials are encrypted immediately on submission and stored in a way that Rilo’s team cannot read them in plaintext. Rilo uses your credentials only to perform the tasks you assign. It doesn’t store session state between tasks in a way that persists login sessions beyond task execution. We never ask for credentials via Slack or email. If you receive a message that appears to be Rilo requesting a password or API key through a chat channel, contact support@riloworks.com.Organization Isolation
Each organization that uses Rilo is completely isolated from every other. This applies to:- Task history — your tasks and results are only visible within your organization
- Memory — Rilo’s learned knowledge about your preferences and processes is per-organization
- Browser sessions — when Rilo uses a browser to work in your tools, that session is fully sandboxed and never shared with or reused by another organization
- Credentials — stored and accessed only within your organization’s context
What Rilo Logs
Rilo keeps structured records of task activity for your organization:- What tasks were run and when
- Which tools were used
- Whether a task completed, failed, or was cancelled