Privacy Policy — Agiliton SiteBridge

Last updated: 2026-05-09

This privacy policy applies to the Agiliton SiteBridge browser extension ("the Extension") published by Agiliton (Cyprus) ("we", "us"). It explains what data the Extension reads, where it goes, and what we retain.

Legal review pending. This is the engineering draft. Final wording must be reviewed by Agiliton legal before it goes live at the URL submitted to the Chrome Web Store.

What the Extension does

SiteBridge is a translator-productivity tool that runs inside CAT editors (Smartling, Phrase, MemoQ, and similar) to assist with translation, post-editing, and quality checks. It reads source/target text on the editor surface and may invoke an LLM via the user's Agiliton account to produce translation suggestions.

What data the Extension reads

The Extension only reads data on the active tab when the user is logged into their Agiliton account and is on a CAT editor surface (e.g. dashboard.smartling.com).

It reads:

• The source and target text in the editor row(s) the user is working on.
• Editor structural metadata (segment IDs, language pair, status flags).
• The current page URL (to detect which CAT editor / language pair the user is in).

It does not read:

• Personal email, banking, social-media, or any non-CAT-editor pages.
• Browser history, bookmarks, or saved passwords.
• The contents of other tabs unless the user explicitly invokes a tool that targets them (and the tab is in the user's CAT-editor working set).

What data leaves the user's machine

When the user invokes a translation/quality action:

• Source/target text is sent to the Agiliton LLM proxy at https://litellm.agiliton.internal (only reachable from the user's authenticated session).
• The proxy forwards to the configured LLM provider (e.g. Anthropic, OpenAI). Provider terms apply for that hop; we never log raw segment text on Agiliton servers beyond the request lifetime.

What we store

• OAuth tokens for the user's Agiliton SSO and Google Workspace integrations are stored in chrome.storage.local. They never leave the user's browser except to authenticate with agiliton-account.agiliton.cloud.
• No analytics or telemetry. The Extension does not include Google Analytics, Segment, Mixpanel, Sentry tracking pixels, or any third-party usage tracker.
• No fingerprinting. The Extension does not collect device identifiers, hardware info, or anything that could uniquely identify a user beyond their SSO login.

Permissions and why we ask for them

See the permissions justification document for a full per-permission rationale.

User control

• Users can sign out at any time via the Extension's side panel; this clears all OAuth tokens from chrome.storage.local.
• Uninstalling the Extension removes all locally stored data.
• Users can request deletion of any account-level data we hold by emailing service@agiliton.eu.

Children

The Extension is intended for professional translators and is not directed at children under 13.

Changes

If we materially change this policy, we will update the URL and bump the version of the Extension; users will see a side-panel banner directing them to the updated text.

Contact

Agiliton — Privacy service@agiliton.eu