This document introduces the API Client’s data handling practices. It provides an overview of how data is stored across cloud and local environments, the synchronization processes, and the measures in place to ensure data security.
Data Storage
Cloud Storage
API Requests, collections, and variables (limited to initial values) are synced to our cloud servers. This is essential for enabling synchronization among workspace users and for maintaining backups.
Local Storage
Variables' current values, API responses, and API history are exclusively stored locally. This separation ensures that sensitive, dynamic data such as variables' current values remains confined to the user's local environment, maintaining an additional layer of privacy.
Data Synchronization
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Variables' current values are explicitly designed to stay local and are not synchronized to the cloud.
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API history is local by default. It will only be synchronized to the cloud when explicitly saved as part of an API request.
Security Standards
SOC II Type 2 Compliance: All data is handled and stored in strict accordance with SOC II Type 2 standards, ensuring best practices in security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. Learn more about our compliance with SOC II Type 2.