Public policy
Privacy Policy
This policy explains how Insia handles account details, insurance policy records, uploaded documents, renewal metadata, AI context, broker workflows, and support requests.
Last updated: 3 June 2026.
Plain-English summary
- Your policy records and uploaded documents stay tied to your account and authorised workflows.
- Broker access is consent-led, scoped to selected records, and designed to be revocable.
- AI provider, retention and data-use terms must be disclosed for each enabled feature before broader availability.
- You can request access, correction, export, or deletion by contacting hello@insia.com.au.
Who we are
Insia is an Australian-first insurance policy organisation app and broker workflow platform. For privacy, support, security, and product questions, contact hello@insia.com.au.
- Privacy contact: hello@insia.com.au
- Support: hello@insia.com.au
- Primary launch market: Australia
What this policy covers
This policy covers the iOS app, web and broker portal, document upload and extraction features, responsible AI explanations, broker/client workflows, inbound policy email import, and support or privacy request channels.
Information we may collect
We may collect account and contact details, authentication metadata, policy records, uploaded policy documents, extracted text, claim notes, broker workflow activity, inbound email metadata and attachments, AI prompts/responses, device and operational logs, and support correspondence you provide or authorise.
Sensitive information
Insurance documents and claim records may contain sensitive personal information, including health, financial, identity, family, home, vehicle, or business details. Do not upload documents you are not authorised to provide.
How we use information
We use information to create and protect accounts, store and display policy records, process documents, generate optional general-information AI explanations, track renewal reminders, support broker workflows you authorise, process inbound policy emails, send service messages, provide support, monitor reliability and security, and comply with law.
Information is used for the purposes described in this policy. Current provider, advertising, retention and disclosure terms must be reviewed before broader availability.
AI processing
AI features are optional. When used, selected policy text, policy context, and your question may be sent to an AI provider to generate a response. AI responses are general information only, may be incomplete or wrong, and must be checked against original policy wording.
Provider retention, model-improvement and training terms can vary by provider and configuration. Insia will document the controls that apply before broader availability; users should rely on the current product and privacy disclosure rather than a blanket provider claim.
Broker access
Broker access is consent-based and should be scoped to the policy records, documents, requests, notes, or action items you approve. Revocation does not necessarily delete information already lawfully received by a broker outside insia.
Security
Insia is designed around authenticated access, row-level security, private storage paths, permissioned document access, server-side provider calls, and server-side secrets. Exact production providers, regions and controls must be verified before broader availability. No internet service is completely secure.
Insia may use analytics and error-monitoring tools to understand reliability, performance, security and product usage. These tools should not be used to store uploaded policy document content.
Retention and deletion
Records are retained for as long as needed to provide the service, comply with law, resolve disputes, maintain security, and support operational needs. Deletion, backup retention, audit log retention, and broker access retention may vary where legal, security, dispute, or broker record-keeping obligations apply.
Your requests and complaints
You may request access, correction, export, or deletion by contacting hello@insia.com.au. We may need to verify your identity before acting on a request. Australian users may be able to complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner if a privacy complaint is not resolved.
Changes
We may update this policy as the service changes. We will update the last-updated date and take reasonable steps to notify users where changes are material.