What ZDR means
For an eligible request covered by ZDR, a model provider processes the request without retaining its content in provider logs for model training or later reuse. The exact controls depend on the provider, service configuration, and feature being used.Provider-level ZDR is separate from LOIS for Word storage. Chats, playbooks, saved prompts, and precedent may remain available in the product according to organization settings and user actions.
- Contractual restrictions on model training
- Reduced or disabled provider logging for eligible requests
- Technical configuration that prevents application-state storage where supported
- Data-processing terms governing permitted use
What ZDR does not cover
Provider-level ZDR does not automatically delete content stored in LOIS for Word, including:- Chat history retained under your organization’s policy
- Playbooks, checks, profiles, and saved prompts
- Precedent and other knowledge-base content
- Account, organization, and product configuration data
Why it matters
Stronger Security
No persistent storage means dramatically reduced risk of data leakage, even in the event of provider compromise.
Data minimization
Limiting provider retention supports data-minimization and purpose-limitation practices.
Transparent Governance
Documented provider controls help organizations evaluate how requests are processed and retained.