Noura
Data & Confidentiality

We don't ask for your trust. We sequence around its absence.

Noura is designed so you never have to share anything to get value. Data follows delivered work — a scoping call before a profile, a profile before a document, and documents only inside signed engagements.

How trust is sequenced
1

Read

Free signal, reports, Ask Noura — you share nothing.

2

Talk

A first brief starts with a call, not an upload.

3

Profile

Five business facts personalize your watch — nothing sensitive.

4

Share

Documents enter only inside a signed, scoped engagement.

The commitments

Engagement-scoped documents

You never upload to a general cloud. Documents attach to one commissioned work package, visible only to the named analyst on it, under NDA — the way you hand files to a law firm.

PDPL compliance & DPA

Client data is processed under Saudi PDPL with a data-processing agreement on every engagement that touches personal or operational data.

Saudi data residency

Client data is hosted in-Kingdom. The regulatory corpus is public-record material; your material never mixes with it.

Organization isolation

Access is walled per client organization at the database layer — one client can never see another's requests, documents, or profile. Every access is audit-logged.

No AI training on your data

Your documents and profile are never used to train models or improve answers for anyone else. AI drafts from approved sources; analysts verify; your data stays yours.

You see what Noura knows

Your account carries a 'What Noura knows about you' panel — profile, watchlists, assumptions, history — viewable and editable, with the right to delete.

For the most sensitive mandates

We come to your data.

Family-office and deal work can run entirely in your environment — our analyst works inside your data room under your controls, and nothing leaves it. The deliverable carries the same gates and signature either way.

Request accessEngagement letters, NDA and DPA templates are provided before any document changes hands.