Never trains a model
Your records, emails, and notes are never used to train AI — by us or our providers. Pick your model, require zero data retention, or run a local one.
Your CRM data lives where you decide.
Most CRMs pool every company's records into one shared cloud. Dench doesn't. Choose the region your workspace runs in — or self-host the open-source core on your own infrastructure. Single-tenant, encrypted, and never used to train a model.
Data residency
Region
United States
us-west-2 · Oregon
European Union
eu-central-1 · Frankfurt
AES-256 at rest · TLS 1.3 in transit
Trusted inside the world's best companies
How it's built
Security by architecture, not by policy.
Connections
AppUsed byStatusShared
Google· hareem@dench.com3ConnectedNot shared
Single-tenant by design
Run it locally or in your own region. Your data isn't pooled into a shared database, so a neighboring tenant's breach can never reach it.
Open source, auditable
The engine that stores and touches your data is open source. Your security team can read every line on GitHub — no black box, no blind trust.
Encrypted end to end
TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest. Credentials stay in your environment — scoped, rotatable, and out of reach of any agent.
Nothing leaves without your say-so.
Connect any tool with the narrowest scope it allows. The only data that goes out is the integrations and AI calls you authorize — no telemetry, no phone-home.
The model
Less to trust, more to verify.
Isolated, not pooled
Run local or in the region you choose. Your records never share a database with thousands of other companies'.
No phone-home
Dench ships no usage analytics or telemetry about your data. The only traffic out is what you explicitly authorize.
Yours to delete
It's your data and your file. Export it or erase it whenever you want — no hidden retention, no exit tax.
Due diligence
Built for your security review.
Talk to security
Architecture diagrams, data-flow details, the sub-processor list, and a DPA — straight from our team.
Read the source
The core that handles your data is open source. Audit exactly what it does before you sign anything.