How Do Enterprise Legal Teams Start Vetting an AI Agent Platform?
There are two common questions that come up that I just want to address before we start building. And the first one is, what about privacy? And the second one is, what about security?
One of the things that they put together is their trust center screen. So SOC 2, GDPR and HIPAA, there is compliance there.
Where I send enterprise questions
The amount of C-suite from Fortune 50 companies, including legal team members from Fortune 50 who have joined these workshops has absolutely blown my mind. I typically hand that over to the Gumloop team because I am not an employee of Gumloop, but I have shared the privacy policy and the security link.
Hear this at 50:05 in the recording.
The Trust Center and the compliance review
Typically when enterprise level legal teams join my trainings, this is one of the resources that they use as they begin their vetting process to give their organization access to an orchestrator like Gumloop.
Gumloop is used by Shopify, Instacart and many other large enterprises. So their team can walk you through that.
Hear this at 50:51 in the recording.
Where this comes from
Every sentence above is Jacqueline V. Twillie's own, spoken live with Women Applying AI on October 7, 2026. The headings, questions, timestamps and links are the only additions. Filler words are cut, and a passage that skips a few seconds starts at the timestamp shown.
Build Your First AI Agent in One Hour: the full build, with the clips, the prompts and the transcript.
Checked on 2026-11-05 against Gumloop's Trust Center, which lists SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and HIPAA and Gumloop's homepage, which shows Shopify and Instacart among its customers.
Related reading: What Is AI Governance?, Nonprofit AI Governance: Resilient Leadership for Mission-Driven Campaigns, Why Enterprise AI Rollouts Stall, and the Onboarding Fix.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work for Gumloop?
I don't work for Gumloop. I found this tool over the summer through Lenny's podcast, and I started using it and have since made myself an ambassador for them. I've created a relationship with Gumloop.
Can I control what the AI agent can read versus what it can send?
One of the cool things about this platform is compared to other AI systems, you get a lot of control over what it has access to. So under tool management, I'm going to select read only tools. There are six options underneath there. I can then restrict or give permission to my agent on what I wanted to read only. Beneath that section, there are write/delete tools. And in that section, I can then give permission or restrict access to sending emails, updating, creating drafts, forwarding emails, et cetera. One of the reasons why I like this feature, many of the other tools don't yet provide this level of detail when you're giving your AI system access to a tool on what you can restrict and give permissions for.
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