PANTHERFOR CHATGPT · BY RCRUTAI

Privacy policy

Panther for ChatGPT · Updated 15 October 2026

Panther for ChatGPT is operated by RcrutAI. This policy covers the read-only connection between your approved Panther account and ChatGPT. It supplements the Panther platform privacy policy for account records and projects held in the main website.

Information processed

Why we use it

We use this information to authenticate approved accounts, enforce deal ownership and the read-only permission, answer requested market questions, prevent login abuse, diagnose availability problems and respond to support and privacy requests. This integration does not use advertising trackers or perform advertising profiling.

Who receives information

OpenAI's handling of content in ChatGPT depends on its terms, your account or workspace plan and your data controls. Linking Panther does not replace those settings or provide a guarantee about training, retention or confidentiality across all ChatGPT account types. Review the controls for the account you use.

Retention and expiry

Your controls and requests

You can remove the Panther connection in ChatGPT and contact us to revoke linked access. Revoking a connection blocks further use of that grant; it does not delete your Panther projects or material already returned in ChatGPT. Manage ChatGPT conversations and content through your OpenAI account controls.

Email contact@rcrutai-mena.com from your registered address to request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal information, or help revoking a connection. We verify account ownership before acting and explain any information that must be retained for security or legal reasons. Do not send passwords, tokens or sensitive documents with your request.

Scope and changes

Market counts are aggregates; raw listing records and other users' deals are not exposed by the tools. HTTPS, permission checks and read-only database access reduce risk but do not make a zero-risk guarantee. We update this page and its date when the integration's practices change.