---
title: "Convex (Convex Legal Pty Ltd)"
url: "https://ailawframework.com/software/convex"
type: "software_profile"
site: "AI Law Framework"
id: "convex"
vendor: "Convex Legal Pty Ltd"
category: "Legal-specific"
segment: "Contract review and CLM"
confidence: "medium"
last_reviewed: "2026-09-27"
---

# Convex (Convex Legal Pty Ltd)

> Web platform for NSW residential established-dwelling contract review that returns a traffic-light clause report, structured summaries and an editable white-labelled client letter for the practitioner to check and send.

Canonical page: https://ailawframework.com/software/convex  
Last reviewed: 2026-09-27

Site index for agents: https://ailawframework.com/llms.txt

Plan covered: Subscription plans Small, Medium and Large on the NSW residential contract-review portal at app.convex.au. Adhoc credit packs and any separate one-off paid uploads (terms clause 36) need separate review.

## Capabilities

- Contract review and redlining
- Document summarisation
- Advice and memoranda drafting

## Key facts

| Fact | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Deployment | SaaS |
| Hosting regions | Australia |
| Australian region | Yes |
| Training on customer content | Yes |
| Retention | Uploaded content is retained until the user deletes it from the account (terms clause 16). The vendor does not guarantee archival storage, long-term preservation or retrieval beyond the account (clause 18) and states that firms subject to retention rules must keep their own independent records and backups (clauses 15 and 17). On termination Convex may retain account information for administrative purposes and deletion of uploaded documents is by request (clause 50). No retention period, deletion timeframe or backup-expiry period is published. |
| Legal content coverage | NSW residential established dwellings only: houses, units, townhouses, duplexes and strata lots. The FAQ states Convex does not review off-the-plan, commercial property, house-and-land packages or business contracts, and that use outside NSW is 'Not yet' available with other states planned. No external legal database, case-law source or primary-law library is named; the vendor describes an internal classification library built from NSW residential contracts. |
| Pricing | Monthly or yearly subscription plans with a fixed credit grant per cycle: Small $145/month for 5 reviews, Medium $590/month for 20, Large $1,395/month for 50, with 'Save 10%' on yearly billing. One credit equals one contract review started (terms clause 25). Fees are in Australian dollars (clause 22) and charged through Stripe. Credits do not roll over (clause 30). First-time subscribers may receive a 7-day trial with 5 trial credits (clause 28); the home page advertises 3 free credits on sign-up. Adhoc credit packs of 1 to 100 credits may be bought while active or trialing (clause 31). Clause 22 states the amount charged is the amount confirmed in Stripe at purchase and that marketing copy is not guaranteed to match live Stripe prices. |
| Australian presence | Yes. Contracting entity: Convex Legal Pty Ltd (ABN 87 692 237 577) trading as Convex AI, named in the opening paragraph of the Terms and Conditions of Use. No ACN is published, and no entity name appears on the home page, whose footer reads '(c) 2025 Convex. All rights reserved.' The terms are governed by the laws of New South Wales with exclusive NSW jurisdiction (clause 52). Clause 14 states documents and data are stored using Amazon Web Services S3 in the Sydney region with access controlled through AWS Identity and Access Management. Published contact details are an email address at the convex.au domain and an Australian mobile number. |
| Website | https://www.convex.au/ |

## What the research found

| Topic | Status | Finding | Open question | Sources |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Product and plan covered | Public claim only | The terms describe Convex as an AI-powered product that assists with the review and analysis of property contracts, using artificial intelligence and supporting technologies to extract information, identify structural patterns and generate automated summaries, reports and template-based outputs (clause 1). Portal reviews require a Small, Medium or Large plan with status active or trialing and a credit balance above zero (clause 20). Higher plans add bulk upload, custom letterhead branding and, on Large, team-ready workflow. | Which plan, credit grant and cadence will our order carry, and is any administrative exception to the access-gating rule in clause 20 offered to us in writing? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| What the platform does | Public claim only | The home page sets out four steps: upload a contract PDF; 'AI Analysis' generating a white-labelled client-ready letter and a risk traffic-light report; editing the letter in Microsoft Word; sending results to the client from the app. The FAQ states the platform accepts PDFs including scanned PDFs through built-in OCR, that Word input is 'coming soon', that a review usually completes within 3 to 5 minutes, that bulk upload is supported, and that the letter is fully editable with the firm's own letterhead. The FAQ describes the traffic light as green for standard or low-risk conditions, amber for conditions requiring attention or clarification and red for unusual or high-risk conditions, and says the thresholds are not customisable ('Not yet'). | Can we see the traffic-light classification applied to a sample of our own NSW contracts, including the amber and red definitions, before we rely on the report? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/) |
| Availability of announced functionality | Public claim only | The FAQ lists several items as planned rather than available as at 2026-09-27: Word document support ('coming soon'), integrations with conveyancing software ('At this stage, Convex is a standalone tool. We do anticipate offering integrations in the future'), customisable traffic-light thresholds ('Not yet') and expansion to other Australian states and contract types. | What are the committed dates, if any, for Word input, practice-management integration and threshold customisation, and will any of them change the review output we have tested? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/) |
| Stated intended use and user groups | Public claim only | Clause 3 states the service may be used by legal practitioners, conveyancers, real estate professionals and other industry participants, 'as well as individuals seeking to better understand the contents of a property contract', and that it does not create any solicitor-client relationship. Clause 2 states Convex is not a legal practice and does not provide legal services. The home page contact form offers Conveyancer, Property Lawyer, Buyers Agent and Real Estate Agent as business types. | Given that non-practitioners may hold accounts, what separates a practitioner workspace from a buyer or agent workspace, and can a report we generate be reused outside our file? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Jurisdiction and contract scope | Public claim only | The FAQ states the platform reviews NSW residential established dwellings only, covering houses, units, townhouses, duplexes and strata lots, and does not review off-the-plan, commercial property, house-and-land packages or business contracts. Use outside NSW is answered 'Not yet'. The terms are governed by NSW law with exclusive NSW jurisdiction (clause 52). | What happens if a file we upload is outside the stated scope, for example an off-the-plan lot inside a residential contract: is it refused, flagged, or reviewed anyway? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Deployment and hosting | Public claim only | Multi-tenant hosted software accessed through a web application at app.convex.au; no private cloud, on-premises or self-hosted option is published. Clause 14 states documents and data submitted are stored using Amazon Web Services S3 in the Sydney region, with access controlled through AWS Identity and Access Management. The clause addresses storage only; no processing or inference location is stated anywhere on the pages read. | In which AWS region does the review itself run, including any call to a third-party model, and is that location contractually fixed to Australia? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Licence and rights in content and output | Public claim only | Clause 42 states the user retains ownership of uploaded documents, that outputs 'may be used only for the purpose of delivering a review of the contract you uploaded in that matter', and that uploading grants Convex a limited, non-exclusive licence to process content to deliver the service and improve system performance in de-identified form. Clause 41 vests all intellectual property in the platform, including prompts and workflows, in Convex Legal Pty Ltd. Clause 40 prohibits attempts to reverse engineer or extract system logic, prompts, workflow or architecture, or to translate outputs into competing tools. | Does the clause 42 restriction on output use prevent us reusing a generated letter or report in a later matter, a precedent bank, or a file note? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Support and service levels | Public claim only | The plan table lists email and phone support on Small, priority support on Medium and dedicated account support on Large. Clause 44 states the service is provided 'as is' and 'as available' with no warranty of uninterrupted or error-free access, and clause 26 states that credit-ledger treatment of a failed or incomplete review is a product configuration rule 'not a service level agreement'. No availability target, support hours or response times are published. | What support hours, response times and availability target will be committed in writing, and what is the remedy if reviews fail during a contract deadline? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Published evidence for accuracy claims | Public claim only | The home page and FAQ state 'Reduce review time by up to 80%', 'Most conveyancers report a 30-50% reduction in review time', that the platform 'is highly accurate' and 'has an excellent success rate in identifying common and unusual risks', and that it 'has been tested on thousands of NSW residential contracts'. No methodology, sample, test date, error rate or independent assessment is published for any of these statements, and no benchmark or evaluation report appears anywhere on the site, whose published map is two pages. | Will you provide the test set, measurement method and error rates behind the accuracy and time-saving figures, and the date of the most recent evaluation? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/) |
| Check for vendor content directing how AI describes the product | Not confirmed | Checked deliberately on 2026-09-27. The published site map returns two URLs (home page and terms). The full home page text, including the FAQ, carries no block addressed to AI models, assistants or LLMs and no heading of the 'Instructions for AI Assistants' kind. Status checks the same day returned not found for /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, /ai.txt and /ai-info. No robots.txt or sitemap.xml is published either, so the site carries no crawler access directives, which are in any event access control rather than any direction about how the product should be described. | Do you publish or plan to publish any file or page that tells AI assistants or crawlers how to describe Convex? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Authority to put client material into the platform | Public claim only | Clause 10 states the user should upload draft or blank contract documents and standard forms intended for review only, and 'must not upload exchanged contracts, fully executed agreements, or documents that have been signed or completed by parties as final binding instruments, unless you have assessed that doing so is appropriate for your circumstances and consistent with your legal and professional obligations'. Clause 39 requires that the user not upload documents they are not legally entitled to share. Clause 42 confirms the user retains ownership of uploaded documents. | Clause 10 discourages uploading exchanged or executed contracts: what part of our conveyancing workflow does that exclude, and what is the basis for the restriction? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Models and model providers | Not confirmed | No model, model provider or model version is named anywhere on the home page, the FAQ or the terms. The FAQ describes the engine as combining 'AI, custom coding, and smart logic developed jointly between software engineers and an experienced property lawyer', and the traffic light as 'an internal legal-logic classification system built from thousands of NSW residential property contracts, combined with AI and custom coding' using 'legal-pattern recognition, risk-weighting algorithms, classification rules built from real NSW conveyancing experience, and ongoing user feedback'. The terms refer only to 'artificial intelligence and supporting technologies' (clause 1) and 'the underlying models' (clause 9). | Which third-party model providers and model versions process an uploaded contract, in which country does inference run, and will you notify us in writing when a provider or model changes? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Subprocessors | Public claim only | No subprocessor list is published; status checks on 2026-09-27 found no privacy, security or trust page, and the site map returns two URLs. Two providers are named in the terms: Amazon Web Services, for S3 storage in the Sydney region with IAM access control (clause 14), and Stripe, which processes payments and hosts the customer billing portal (clause 23). The FAQ names Amazon Web Services as used 'to securely process and store data'. Any model provider, OCR provider or email provider used to deliver the review is unnamed. | Will you provide a written subprocessor list covering the model, OCR and email providers, with their processing locations, and notice before it changes? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Use of uploaded contracts to improve models | Public claim only | Clause 9 states that by using the service the user consents to Convex processing uploaded documents and content 'for the purpose of generating outputs, improving system reliability, and enhancing the accuracy and performance of the underlying models'. Clause 42 grants a licence to process content to deliver the service and improve system performance 'in de-identified form'. Clauses 11 and 12 state that contract data is not used to identify individuals or create personal profiles, that clause structures, clause patterns, metadata and contextual relationships are analysed in a de-identified manner, and that the information is evaluated for contract review and 'ongoing system improvement'. No opt-out, plan-level exclusion or deletion-from-training mechanism is published. | Can our matters be excluded from model and system improvement entirely, in writing, and what happens to material already incorporated if we ask for exclusion later? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Use of user feedback and corrections | Public claim only | Clause 9 covers processing for improving system reliability and model accuracy and performance, and the FAQ states that the classification system is refined using 'ongoing user feedback and iterative improvements' and that 'as we continue improving Convex, the classification system becomes even more accurate over time'. Nothing published distinguishes feedback a user submits deliberately from edits made to a generated letter inside the platform. | Are the edits our practitioners make to a generated letter or a traffic-light rating captured and used to change the classification system, and can that be switched off? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Retention of uploaded contracts and outputs | Public claim only | Clause 16 states content uploaded to the service is retained until the user chooses to delete it from the account, and that Convex does not assume responsibility for the user's professional, legal or regulatory retention obligations. Clause 18 states Convex does not guarantee archival storage, long-term preservation or retrieval beyond the account. Clauses 15 and 17 place responsibility for backups and independent records on the user. No retention period, log-retention period or backup cycle is published. | How long are uploaded contracts, generated outputs, logs and backups kept, and is there a maximum retention we can set at workspace level? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Deletion on request and on exit | Public claim only | Clause 16 allows the user to delete uploaded content from the account. Clause 50 states that on termination Convex 'may retain your account information for administrative purposes, but you may request deletion of your uploaded documents in accordance with our data handling processes'. Those data handling processes are not published, and no deletion timeframe, certificate of destruction or treatment of backups is stated. | On termination, within what period are uploaded documents, outputs and backups destroyed, and will you certify the deletion in writing? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Vendor personnel access to uploaded documents | Public claim only | Clause 13 states that uploaded documents 'may occasionally be accessed by authorised Convex personnel solely for debugging, troubleshooting or support purposes' and that such access is 'limited, logged and controlled', with personnel required to maintain confidentiality at all times. No approval step, customer notification, access-log availability or named role restriction is published, and no background-check or training commitment is stated. | Do we get notice or an access log when Convex personnel open a client contract for support, and can that access be restricted to named staff on approval? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Authentication and user permissions | Public claim only | Clause 7 requires account holders to maintain the confidentiality of login credentials and 'multi-factor authentication codes', deems all activity through an account to be authorised by the holder, and requires immediate notification of unauthorised access. Clause 14 states access to stored data is controlled using AWS Identity and Access Management. The Large plan is described on the home page as team-ready workflow. No single sign-on, role-based permission model, admin console, session control or IP restriction is published, and it is not stated whether multi-factor authentication is mandatory or optional. | Is multi-factor authentication enforced for all users, is single sign-on available, and what role and permission levels exist inside a team workspace? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Encryption | Public claim only | The FAQ states that Convex uses Amazon Web Services to securely process and store data and that 'all information is encrypted, protected, and handled in accordance with best-practice data security standards'. The home page lists 'Legal-grade security so you know your client data is safe'. The terms state that industry-standard security measures are implemented but that no online platform can guarantee absolute security (clause 15). No algorithm, key management arrangement, customer-managed key option, or separate statement for data in transit and data at rest is published. | What encryption is applied in transit and at rest, who holds and rotates the keys, and is any customer-managed key option available? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Independent assurance | Not confirmed | No certification, audit report, penetration test or assurance statement is published. There is no security page, trust centre, privacy policy or compliance page anywhere on the site: the published map returns two URLs, and status checks on 2026-09-27 returned not found for /security, /security.html, /privacy, /privacy-policy, /privacy.html and /privacy-policy.html. No SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO/IEC 42001 or IRAP claim appears in the terms or the FAQ. This absence is the finding; nothing was located to assess. | Do you hold any external security or AI-management certification or a completed penetration test, and will you provide the report and the auditor's name under NDA? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Contractual documents | Public claim only | The only binding document published is the Terms and Conditions of Use, whose 'Last Updated' field reads '[Effective Date]' and whose price references read '[Price as displayed at checkout]' as at 2026-09-27. They are governed by NSW law with exclusive NSW jurisdiction (clause 52), cap total liability at the amount paid in the preceding twelve months (clause 48), preserve the Australian Consumer Law (clause 38), and exclude refunds for change of mind so far as the ACL permits (clause 37). Clause 49 requires the customer to indemnify Convex, including for 'your reliance on outputs without appropriate professional review'. No data processing agreement, security addendum or service level agreement is published. | What is the effective date of the current terms, and will you enter a data processing agreement and security schedule with defined breach-notification and deletion obligations? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Cross-border processing and disclosure | Not confirmed | Clause 14 fixes storage to Amazon Web Services S3 in the Sydney region. Nothing published states where processing or model inference occurs, whether any data is disclosed to an overseas recipient, or what contractual protection applies if it is. There is no privacy policy on the site, so Australian Privacy Principle 8 disclosure about overseas recipients could not be located, and the video title 'Australian Residential Contract Review Platform' and the .au domain are not evidence of a processing location. | Is any uploaded contract, prompt or output transmitted outside Australia at any point, including to a model provider, and to which countries and recipients? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Incident notification | Not confirmed | The terms place the notification duty on the customer: clause 7 requires the user to notify Convex immediately on becoming aware of unauthorised access or a security breach. Nothing published commits Convex to notify customers of an incident, sets a notification period, or addresses handling of an eligible data breach under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). No security page or privacy policy exists in which such a commitment might sit. | Within what period will you notify us of a security incident affecting our data, who is notified, and how would you support our own notification obligations? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Changes to the service and the terms | Public claim only | Clause 45 reserves the right to modify, suspend or discontinue any aspect of the service at any time without liability. Clause 51 states the terms may be amended and that where material changes are made Convex 'will endeavour to notify users through the platform or by email', with continued use constituting acceptance. Clause 35 reserves the right to amend subscription prices, adhoc credit prices, plan credit grants and trial configuration for future cycles. No version history is published, and the current terms carry no effective date. | Will you give us dated, written notice of changes to the review logic, the traffic-light classification and the terms, and keep prior versions available? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Exit, export and continuity | Public claim only | Clause 33 allows cancellation effective at the end of the billing period; access and credit use continue while status remains active or trialing. Once the subscription ends, portal reviews cannot be started even if the credit ledger shows residual credits (clauses 33 and 50), and credits have no cash value (clause 25) and do not roll over (clause 30). Nothing published provides a bulk export, data-portability mechanism or transition assistance; clause 15 makes the customer responsible for its own backups and records, and clause 18 disclaims retrieval beyond the account. | On exit, how do we extract our reviews, letters and reports in bulk, in what format, and for how long after cancellation can we still download them? | [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Integrations and data flows in and out | Public claim only | The FAQ states 'At this stage, Convex is a standalone tool. We do anticipate offering integrations in the future. Active users will be notified as soon as integrations become available.' Input is PDF, including scanned PDFs through built-in OCR, with Word input described as coming soon. The generated letter is edited in Microsoft Word and results are sent to the client from the app. No practice-management, document-management, email or e-signature integration is published, and no API is mentioned. | Since the platform is standalone, how do a contract, the letter and the report move between Convex and our practice-management and document systems, and is there an API? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/) |
| Retrieval of external or web content | Not confirmed | Nothing published states that the platform retrieves web content, title searches, planning certificates or any external data source during a review. The FAQ describes the engine drawing on an internal classification library built from NSW residential contracts and on rules developed by a property lawyer. The absence of a statement is not evidence that no external retrieval occurs. | During a review, does the platform fetch anything from outside the uploaded document, for example a title search, planning data or a web source? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/) |
| Automated actions and their boundaries | Not confirmed | The published workflow has the platform generate a letter and a traffic-light report, the practitioner edit the letter in Microsoft Word, and the practitioner send the results to the client from the app (home page, How It Works). Nothing published describes autonomous action, scheduled dispatch or a send without a user step, and the terms do not set any boundary on automated action; the client-facing send is a design the firm must accept and control by its own supervision arrangements. | Can a letter be sent to a client from the app without a practitioner opening and approving it, and which user roles can send? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |
| Human review of output | Public claim only | Clause 2 states the service is 'designed as a support tool only' and is not a substitute for the skill, judgment or oversight of a lawyer or licensed conveyancer. Clauses 4 to 6 state that outputs are produced automatically by algorithms, should not be relied on without independent professional assessment, that the user remains solely responsible for reviewing, verifying and interpreting every report, and that Convex does not guarantee the legal adequacy of any output. The FAQ states 'Convex supports your review; it does not replace it' and 'you perform the legal analysis, provide advice, and make decisions'. No in-product control forces a reviewer to acknowledge an output before it is sent. | What in-product step records that a practitioner reviewed and approved a letter and report before it went to the client, and is that record exportable for our file? | [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/); [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) |

## Notes

One binding document exists and was read: the Terms and Conditions of Use, whose effective date is published as the placeholder '[Effective Date]'. No privacy policy, security page, data processing agreement, subprocessor list or trust centre is published anywhere on the site; the published map returns two URLs and status checks on 2026-09-27 returned not found for /privacy, /security, /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml. Model providers, processing and inference location, cross-border disclosure, incident notification, external retrieval and independent assurance are therefore unverified. Ownership is recorded as private on the basis that the entity named in the terms is an Australian proprietary limited company; no ownership, shareholding or parent statement is published, and no founding year was found. Storage location comes from terms clause 14 (AWS S3 Sydney) and covers storage only, not processing. Pricing is recorded as per_document because charging scales with contract reviews through a credit grant, not with seats.

## Sources

- [Convex - home page, including features, How It Works, pricing and FAQ](https://www.convex.au/) (checked 2026-09-27)
- [Convex - Terms and Conditions of Use (last updated field published as a placeholder)](https://www.convex.au/terms-and-conditions.html) (checked 2026-09-27)

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