faedoc.com
One compliance site per business.
A hosting service operated by First AI Employee LLC.
The short answer
- Address of a business
- your-business.faedoc.com
- Operated by
- First AI Employee LLC
- What each address holds
- A privacy policy, text-messaging terms, and secure intake links.
- Contact
- [email protected]
Every business that uses First AI Employee gets one address on this domain. That address publishes the two documents the business gives its own customers, and it holds the secure links the business uses to collect the details of a job. It is not a product page, and there is nothing to sign up for here.
How the arrangement works
A business is given one subdomain, at your-business.faedoc.com. Its privacy policy is at /privacy and its text-messaging terms are at /sms-terms, on that address and no other. Each address shows one business and only that business.
There is no way to register a name on this domain. A business receives its address when First AI Employee sets up its account.
There is no directory here, and guessing at a name will not find anyone. You would normally arrive from a link a business sent you, from a link on its own website, from a search result for the business itself, or from the address on a registration filing.
Why faedoc.com exists
Before a business in the United States can text its customers, its number has to be registered with the mobile carriers. Part of that registration is publishing, at a public web address, how the business handles customer phone numbers and how someone agrees to be texted and later stops. The privacy policy and text-messaging terms on each business address are those disclosures.
See it working
These are the pages as a customer sees them, on a test account we run ourselves. It is not a real business, and none of the details on it belong to anyone. The two submission pages are demonstrations: they take no uploads and carry no customer information.
If a business sent you a link
Links that ask for job details or documents are single use and time limited. Opening one starts a session that lasts 15 minutes, and the link cannot be reused or forwarded once it is finished or cancelled. If a link has expired, ask the business for a new one.
How long submissions are kept
When you submit a job brief or an intake form, it is stamped at that moment with the date its contents will be deleted. Anything you typed and any photos or documents you attached are covered by that same date.
The default is 4 days, and nothing is kept longer than 7 days. A business can be set to a shorter period, as little as 1 day. There is no option to keep a submission longer than the 7-day ceiling, and no option to keep one forever.
The date is fixed when you submit, not looked up later. If a business changes its setting afterwards, submissions already made keep the deletion date they were given, so a later change cannot quietly extend how long your files are held.
If a business stops using First AI Employee, anything still held for it here is removed within 14 days of the account closing, whether or not the 7-day window had run out.
Separately, a business may keep its own record of the work, such as an invoice or a job history in its own systems. That is the business acting as your service provider, and its own privacy policy covers it.
Questions about your information
Start with the business you dealt with: it is who you gave your details to, and it can tell you what it asked for and why. How this domain stores and deletes what you send, and the wording of the documents on it, are ours. For those, write to [email protected], which is where First AI Employee takes questions about data, retention and deletion.