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Upload a policy or a regulation. Ask what it actually requires, and get an answer that cites the exact section, so the answer is defensible, not just plausible.

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data_retention_policy_v3.pdf · Section 5

Customer records must be retained for a minimum of seven years following account closure, after which they shall be securely deleted absent a legal hold.

Answer

Customer records are retained for seven years after account closure.¹

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Is this a substitute for legal or compliance counsel?: No. It's informational, and every response says so. Treat it as a fast, well-organized first read of a policy or regulation, then confirm anything that affects a real decision with whoever owns compliance sign-off at your organization.
Can it flag conflicts between two policies?: Ask it directly. Upload both into the same workspace and ask what conflicts, and chat retrieves from both documents and cites whichever passages it actually used to answer.