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Last updated by the developer on: November 3, 2026
General information
Information provided by Dataleap Inc. to Microsoft:
| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| App name | Dataleap |
| ID | WA200013024 |
| Office 365 clients supported | Microsoft Teams |
| Partner company name | Dataleap Inc. |
| Company's website | https://www.dataleap.ai |
| App's Terms of Use | https://www.dataleap.ai/terms-of-service |
| Core functionality of the app | Dataleap brings an organization's AI agents into Microsoft Teams. Agents built in Dataleap answer direct messages and @mentions in teams and group chats and post updates such as summaries and alerts, replying in the same chat or thread. Requires a Dataleap account and a one-time link by a Microsoft 365 admin. |
| Company headquarter location | United States of America |
| App info page | https://www.dataleap.ai |
| What is the hosting environment or service model used to run your app? | Saas |
| Which hosting cloud providers does the app use? | Aws, Other |
| Is AI functionality part of the app's features or workflows? | Yes |
| Online Service interfaces | Bot Framework Connector API (receive Teams activities; send/update/delete messages and cards, typing, member lookups); Bot Framework token and signing-key endpoints; Microsoft Graph (app-only RSC reads of channel messages, thread replies and group chat messages where installed; delegated User.Read at admin sign-in); Microsoft identity platform (OAuth 2.0 authorization code, client credentials and admin consent endpoints, OpenID metadata and signing keys). |
Questions
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How the app handles data
This information has been provided by Dataleap Inc. about how this app collects and stores organizational data and the control that your organization will have over the data the app collects.
| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| Does the app or underlying infrastructure process any data relating to a Microsoft customer or their device? | Yes |
| What data is processed by your app? | Microsoft Teams messages in the teams, channels and chats where an organization installs the app (message text, attachment metadata, sender display name and Entra object ID, team/channel/chat IDs and names, tenant ID), and the name and email of the Microsoft 365 admin who links the organization. |
| Does the app support TLS 1.2 or higher? | Yes |
| Does the app or underlying infrastructure store any Microsoft customer data? | Yes |
| What data is stored in your databases? | Conversation references (tenant, team, channel and chat IDs and names, Bot Framework service URL), the triggering Teams message and recent conversation context as part of the agent's run history, IDs of messages the agent posted, and the linked tenant ID and name. |
| If underlying infastructure processes or stores Microsoft customer data, where is this data geographically stored? | Germany, United States of America |
| Do you have an established data rentention and disposal process? | Yes |
| How long is data retained after account termination? | More than 90days |
| Do you have an established data access management process? | Yes |
| Do you transfer customer data or customer content to third parties or sub-processors? | Yes |
| Do you have data sharing agreements in place with any third party service you share Microsoft customer data with? | Yes |
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This information has been provided by Dataleap about the security practices this app employs.
| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| Do you perform annual penetration testing on the app? | No |
| Does the app have a documented disaster recovery plan, including a backup and restore strategy? | Yes |
| Does your environment use traditional anti-malware protection or application controls? | ApplicationControls |
| Do you have an established process for indentifying and risk ranking security vulnerabilities? | Yes |
| Do you have a policy that governs your service level agreement (SLA) for applying patches? | No |
| Do you carry out patch management activities according to your patching policy SLAs? | No |
| Does your enviroment have any unsupported operating systems or software? | No |
| Do you conduct quarterly vulnerability scanning on your app and the infastructure that supports it? | No |
| Do you have a firewall installed on your external network boundary? | Yes |
| Do you have an established change management process used to review and approve change requests before they are deployed to production? | Yes |
| Is an additional person reviewing and approving all code change requests submitted to production by the original developer? | No |
| Do secure coding practices take into account common vulnerability classes such as OWASP Top 10? | Yes |
| Multifactor Authentication (MFA) enabled for: | CodeRepositories, DNSManagement, Credential |
| Do you have an established process for provisioning, modification, and deletion of employee accounts? | Yes |
| Do you have Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDPS) software deployed at the perimeter of the network boundary supporting your app? | No |
| Do you have event logging set up on all system components supporting your app? | Yes |
| Are all logs reviewed on a regular cadence by human or automated tooling to detect potential security events? | Yes |
| When a security event is detected are alerts automatically sent to an employee for triage? | Yes |
| Do you have a formal information security risk management process established? | No |
| Do you have a formal security incident response process documented and established? | Yes |
| Do you report app or service data breaches to supervisory authorities and individuals affected by the breach within 72 hours of detection? | Yes |
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This information has been provided by Dataleap Inc. regarding the compliance standards their app requires and the certifications they have achieved.
| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| Does the app comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accounting Act (HIPAA)? | N/A |
| Does the app comply with Health Information Trust Alliance, Common Security Framework (HITRUST CSF)? | N/A |
| Has the organization achieved a Service Organization Controls (SOC 1) Certification? | No |
| Has the organization achieved a Service Organization Controls (SOC 2) Certification? | No |
| Has the organization achieved a Service Organization Controls (SOC 3) Certification? | No |
| Do you carry out annual PCI DSS assessments against the app and its supporting environment? | N/A |
| Is the app International Organization for Standardization (ISO 27001) certified? | No |
| Does the app comply with International Organization for Standardization (ISO 27018)? | No |
| Does the app comply with International Organization for Standardization (ISO 27017)? | No |
| Does the app comply with International Organization for Standardization (ISO 27002)? | No |
| Is the app Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) compliant? | No |
| Does the app comply with Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)? | N/A |
| Does the app comply with Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)? | N/A |
| Does the app comply with Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX)? | N/A |
| Does the app comply with NIST 800-171? | N/A |
| Has the app been Cloud Security Alliance (CSA Star) certified? | No |
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This information has been provided by Dataleap Inc. about the privacy posture of their app.
| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| Do you have GDPR or other privacy or data protection requirements or obligations (such as CCPA)? | Yes |
| Does the app have an external-facing privacy notice that describes how it collects, uses, shares, and stores customer data? | Yes |
| Privacy Policy URL | https://www.dataleap.ai/privacy-policy |
| Does the app perform automated decision making, including profiling that could have a legal effect or similar impact? | No |
| Does the app process customer data for a secondary purpose not described in the privacy notice (i.e. marketing, analytics)? | No |
| Do you process special categories of sensitive data (i.e. racial or ethnic origin, political opinion, religious or philosophical beliefs, genetic or biometric data, health data) or categories of data subject to breach notification laws? | No |
| Does the app collect or process data from minors (i.e., individuals under the age of 16)? | No |
| Does the app have capabilities to delete an individual's personal data upon request? | Yes |
| Does the app have capabilities to restrict or limit the processing of an individual's personal data upon request? | Yes |
| Does the app provide individuals the ability to correct or update their personal data? | Yes |
| Are regular data security and privacy reviews performed (for example, Data Protection Impact Assessments or privacy risk assessments) to identify risks related to the processing of personal data for the app? | No |
Questions
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| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| Does your application integrate with Microsoft identity platform (Microsoft Entra ID) for single-sign on, API access, etc.? | Yes |
| Have you reviewed and complied with all applicable best practices outlined in the Microsoft identity platform integration checklist? | No |
| Does your app use the latest version of MSAL (Microsoft Authentication Library) or Microsoft Identity Web for authentication? | No |
| Does your app support Conditional Access policies? | Yes |
| If your app does not use one of the above libraries, what authentication library or libraries does it use? | Standard OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect requests to the Microsoft identity platform implemented in Go (authorization code and client credentials flows), with JWT validation via github.com/golang-jwt/jwt and github.com/MicahParks/keyfunc. |
| List the types of policies supported | Admins link their organization by signing in through the Microsoft identity platform, so the tenant's Conditional Access policies (for example MFA, device compliance, location) apply to that sign-in. |
| Does your app support Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE) | No |
| Does your app store any credentials in code? | No |
| Apps and add-ins for Microsoft 365 might use additional Microsoft APIs outside of Microsoft Graph. Does your app or add-in use additional Microsoft APIs? | Yes |
Data access using Microsoft Graph
Graph Permission Permission Type Justification Microsoft Entra App ID ChannelMessage.Read.Group rsc Lets agents read messages in channels of teams where the app is installed, so they can answer and use thread context without an @mention. bc0ab49c-e84f-4a5b-a223-6612de581c4d ChatMessage.Read.Chat rsc Lets agents read messages in group chats where the app is installed, so they can answer and use conversation context. bc0ab49c-e84f-4a5b-a223-6612de581c4d User.Read delegated Signs in the Microsoft 365 admin who links the organization, to read the tenant ID and verify the admin role. bc0ab49c-e84f-4a5b-a223-6612de581c4d
This application does not have Additional APIs.
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