Every version of the Balt contractual documents, with its effective date and the nature of the changes made.
Material changes are notified in advance under Section 16 of the General Terms. To obtain the full text of an earlier version, in particular the one you accepted when you subscribed, write to legal@cobalt-ia.com specifying the document and the version number.
A prohibited use is added to Section 1: hiding or contradicting the statement by which Balt identifies itself as an artificial intelligence system, or presenting a Result as coming from a natural person.
Section 4 states Provider’s position on Regulation (EU) 2024/1689: a preparatory task within the meaning of Article 6(3), high-risk provider obligations applying from 2 December 2027, the duty to inform the people who talk to Balt under Article 50, applicable since 2 August 2026, and AI literacy under Article 4, applicable since 2 February 2025.
Rose is added to the subprocessor list: the greeting widget on the public website receives the visitor’s navigation, what they write into it and their IP address. It is not loaded in the console.
1.12
A console conversation is readable only by the person who opened it: sharing by link is removed, no access without an identity remains, and whether it is shared is no longer among the data kept.
1.11
Nango also keeps, for an Outlook calendar, the identifier and start and end time of each occurrence, and the identifier and modification time of its series, never their content.
1.10
For such a calendar, Nango also keeps the start and end time of each occurrence of its entries, never their content.
1.9
For a calendar whose notice does not say what changed, Nango keeps the identifier and modification time of each changed entry, never its content.
1.8
Nango also receives from a Connected Platform the notice that a message or entry there has changed, which carries its identifier and never its content, and passes it on to Balt.
1.7
Subprocessor list corrected: Nango is named among those that process message content. It holds the OAuth integration credentials for the Connected Platforms connected through it, and forwards to those platforms the calls Balt routes through it; it receives the request and the response of those calls, which can carry content from a conversation.
1.6
Subprocessor list corrected: Linkup is named among those that process message content. It carries web search and the retrieval of public pages, and so receives the search terms and addresses Balt composes, which can carry what was said in the conversation.
1.5
The model provider is named alone and located: Microsoft Azure AI Foundry, France and Sweden regions. OpenAI no longer appears among the subprocessors, the Service not calling it, and Section 8 states that the prompt sent to the model does not leave the European Union.
1.4
Upstash is named among the subprocessors: it already carries the outbound message queue, and now also the channel that tells the console a conversation has moved. Identifiers only; no content reaches it.
1.3
Conversations held with Balt in the console are described: they have no holder but us, where a Slack or Teams conversation belongs to the platform, and their owner may make them readable by link, with no account.
1.2
Telemetry subprocessor replaced: Dash0 succeeds Superlog for platform telemetry. The scope is unchanged — metadata and timings only, content deliberately never reaching it.
1.1
Subprocessor list corrected: Modal processes message content on every run rather than only when code is run, and Scaleway stores meeting recordings and shared files as well as the encryption keys.
Initial publication. The agreement was previously provided on request; its text is now published and applies as soon as the General Terms are accepted.