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Is Coda AI GDPR compliant?

Yes

Coda (Grammarly) · Productivity

Yes. Coda (Grammarly) offers a Data Processing Agreement (DPA) for Coda AI, the baseline GDPR control when a vendor processes personal data on your behalf.

What we checked

This assessment separates the consumer product from any business plan. It uses the vendor documents linked below; an unverified item is not a pass.

Data Processing Agreement
Confirmed
Coda (Grammarly) publishes a DPA. A DPA is necessary but does not replace your own lawful-basis, DPIA and transfer assessment.
EU data residency
Not verified
No EU-residency option was confirmed in the sources reviewed for this profile.
Default data training
Not verified
Coda's help centre states it does not allow AI vendors to train on customer content, but that page blocks automated verification. Confirm directly.
Business-tier training
Not verified
Enterprise (SOC 2 report access, SCIM) is the business tier recorded for this profile.
Practical risk: Coda holds SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 and publishes its AI subprocessors, but since Grammarly's acquisition its legal pages redirect to Grammarly documents. Several AI-specific details (no-training claim, retention, EU residency, BAA) could not be independently verified.

How to make a decision

Check the precise account tier, written contract and intended data before approving Coda AI. A security certification, DPA or setting can apply to only part of a vendor's service. Keep the source links with your supplier review and revisit them when the vendor changes its terms.

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