Truacta analyses aggregate business data and shows its work. This page says what that output may be used for — and the one category of decision it must never be used to make.
Answering questions about your business from your own data: revenue, pipeline, retention, cash, marketing performance. Reconciling a number that three systems compute three different ways, and showing which one is right and why. Every figure comes with the query behind it, so a person can check it.
You may not use Truacta's output as a basis for consequential decisions about an identified individual. That includes:
Truacta can tell you that commission was calculated against the wrong booking amount, or paid on a deal that never billed. That is a question about whether the plan was applied correctly, and the answer is checkable against the query behind it.
It is not an input to what someone should be paid. A person owns that decision, looks at the evidence, and is accountable for the outcome — which is also what keeps this product outside the scope of algorithmic decision-making rules that reach compensation.
Every answer is evidence for a person to weigh, not a verdict. Truacta is built to refuse when it cannot answer properly, precisely so that a gap in the data shows up as a gap rather than as a confident number someone acts on.
If we learn that output is being used for a decision this policy prohibits, we will raise it with you, and we may suspend access if it continues. We would rather have the conversation.
Last reviewed 7 September 2026. Questions: hello@truacta.ai · See also Trust & security.