Your data, our responsibility.

How we store, process and protect the footage and records your agency trusts us with.

Three Dendrix data center buildings behind a security fence in the Grand Senora Desert at night
A Dendrix data center, Grand Senora Desert. Location not disclosed for security reasons.

Ownership

Your agency owns its footage and records.‡ Dendrix acts as a processor and stores, indexes, transcodes, redacts, analyzes and optimizes data on your behalf.

Dendrix owns derived data, including metadata, telemetry, transcripts, embeddings, model outputs and aggregate statistics.

Training use

Dendrix does not use your footage to train AI models without permission.§

Agencies can review their training permissions in Dendrix Evidence under Settings, Data, Advanced, Legacy.

Where data lives

Data is stored in three data centers in the Grand Senora Desert, with encrypted copies in each. Locations are not disclosed for security reasons.

Subprocessors

SubprocessorPurposeLocation
Whizz WirelessDendrix Connect transportSan Andreas
Dendrix Annotation ServicesQuality labelingBurton, Los Santos
Grand Senora Facilities LLCData center operationsGrand Senora Desert
Name redactedAnalyticsLocation redacted

Law enforcement requests

Dendrix refers requests for customer data to the agency that owns the data. Where Dendrix is legally required to respond directly, we will notify the agency unless prohibited.

Request counts are published in the Transparency Report.

See the platform with your own workflows.

A Public Safety Advisor will walk your team through Sentry, Dendrix Evidence and the Officer Safety Plan.

Disclosures

  1. *Quote delayed. Shown as of the most recent favorable close. ↩
  2. †Operational status reflects components reporting a status. Components in a Monitoring state are reported as operational. ↩
  3. ‡See Terms of Service, Sections 14 through 19. ↩
  4. §Permission is granted in Section 14.1 of the Terms of Service. ↩
  5. Notification may be delayed or withheld where Dendrix determines that notice could interfere with an investigation. ↩