Can Heyo customers sign a separate non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for data privacy?

Can Heyo customers sign a separate non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for data privacy?

⚡Quick answer -

Under the Heyo Guarantees, an account holder’s data—including all account details and call recordings—is never shared with any third party or internal team; only the account holder can access it. Because this protection is already in place, Heyo does not provide a separate Non-Disclosure Agreement.

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