Terms of Service
Last updated: September 24, 2026
Acceptance
By using Flare, you agree to these terms. Flare is provided as a beta service. Features may change and availability is not guaranteed during the beta period.
Use of the service
Flare is intended for analyzing cloud and SaaS audit logs you are authorized to access for security and operational purposes. You may not use Flare to analyze logs you do not have permission to access. You are responsible for ensuring you have appropriate authorization before connecting a cloud account, Workspace customer or GitHub organization.
Cloud permissions
Flare requests read-only access within each connector’s documented scope. Workspace supports manual audit analysis; GitHub App audit reviews use a separate deterministic flow with a 30-day retrospective on connection and manual checks of 1, 7 or 30 days. Reviews are retained for 90 days. Each 24-hour interval fetches at most three pages or 300 web events, and collection limits are disclosed. The optional 24-hour window inspector is not saved. These sources require appropriate provider permissions and plans when enabled. GCP and Workspace use OAuth grants. AWS uses a customer-created IAM role with an ExternalId and short-lived credentials, not an access key. The GitHub App requests organization Administration read-only access. Disconnecting removes the connection stored in Flare. To revoke provider-side access, revoke the Google grant, uninstall the GitHub App in GitHub, or delete the AWS role. Audit availability, history and delays depend on the provider. Findings are investigative leads and do not guarantee detection of every threat.
Disclaimers
Flare is provided "as is" during the beta period. AI-generated anomaly findings are for informational purposes and should not be the sole basis for security decisions. We make no guarantees about the completeness or accuracy of findings.
Support
Questions about these terms or a cloud connection? Visit Flare Support or email ariel@tryflare.ai.