In short
- Your drawings, 3D models, requests and workshop data remain yours.
- We do not use your drawings, 3D models or workshop data to train AI models, unless you give separate written consent.
- Fixed rules read the drawing into a proposal. Your people check, correct and decide.
- The drawing reader is optional and is off until an owner or admin turns it on. When it is on, only crops of the drawing, never the whole file, go to a compute provider in the EU that runs a model we manage ourselves. That provider's administration and logs are in the US.
- You decide what you may upload under your own customer's NDA. We keep it confidential.
What does Blake do with a drawing?#
Blake reads a drawing into a proposal of the requirements on that drawing, and your people confirm that proposal.
A request comes in as a forwarded email or an upload. Fixed rules read the drawing (PDF) and the 3D model (STEP) and prepare the requirements as a proposal. Blake then prepares a calculation with the cost price per operation. Your own people check, correct and confirm it. You export the quote as PDF, CSV or JSON.
Blake uses your drawing only to do this work for your workspace.
Is my drawing used to train AI?#
No.
We do not use your drawings, 3D models or workshop data to train AI models, unless you give separate written consent.
That consent is a separate written agreement with us. Without that agreement, the sentence above applies without exception.
Does my drawing go to an AI service?#
Only if your workspace uses the optional drawing reader, and then only crops of the drawing are sent.
The drawing reader is off until an owner or admin turns it on. When it is off, only the fixed rules read your drawing and nothing goes to the compute provider. When it is on:
- It sends crops of the drawing as images, each at most 2 MiB.
- They go to a compute provider in the EU, listed on the Subprocessors page, that runs a model we manage ourselves.
- That provider's administration and logs are in the United States.
What the drawing reader returns arrives in your workspace as a proposal. Your people confirm or correct it, just as with the fixed rules.
Who decides?#
Your people decide, Blake prepares.
Proposed requirements and calculations are prepared for your own people to check and confirm. You can correct every proposal.
You decide on prices and quotes, and you remain responsible for them.
What can you set yourself?#
You use roles to decide who can do what in your workspace, and an owner or admin turns the drawing reader on or off.
- Drawing reader: an owner or admin turns it on or off for the whole workspace.
- Roles: owner, admin, member and read-only. They set who manages the workspace, who works in it and who only views.
Access is scoped per organisation: every record belongs to one organisation, and Blake shows it only in that organisation's workspace.
What about my customer's NDA?#
You decide which drawings you put into Blake, and we treat them as confidential.
Your drawings, 3D models, requests and workshop data remain yours, with all rights. Subduxion uses them only to provide Blake to you.
You remain responsible for having the right to upload your own customers' drawings, for example under their NDA. If an NDA does not allow crops of a drawing to go to the drawing reader's compute, keep the drawing reader off. Even then, your drawings are kept in the environment Blake runs on, and we process them there for you.
If a drawing carries personal data, such as a name in the title block, we process it as a processor, only for you. How we do that is set out in the Data processing agreement. Send questions about it to privacy@useblake.ai.
Where can I read more?#
The companies that process your data for us are listed on the Subprocessors page. How we protect your data is described on the Security page.
Send questions about your data to privacy@useblake.ai. Report a vulnerability to security@useblake.ai.