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Does Wrike train on your data?

No—Wrike's cited terms say it does not train on your data by default.

Their words · Terms of Service

See the Azure OpenAI Service product documentation related to abuse monitoring for more information. 8.11 Improving Wrike AI. Wrike does not use Customer Data or permit others to use Customer Data to train the machine learning methods and data models underlying Wrike AI. Customer’s use of Wrike AI does not grant Wrike any right or license to use Customer Data in a manner that is inconsistent with the Agreement or to train Wrike’s machine learning methods or data models unless otherwise agreed to by Customer. Wrike AI and its machine learning methods and data models may develop over time to better address specific use cases. To improve Wrike AI and its underlying data models, Wrike may use (i) usage data and metadata, including Anonymous Aggregated Data, collected from Customer’s use of Wrike AI; (ii) Feedback provided by Customer or its Users to Wrike, such as by labeling Wrike AI Output with a “thumbs up” or “thumbs down;” and (iii) information Customer gives Wrike its express permission to use for such purposes. 8.12 Wrike AI Fair Usage . Additionally, Customer’s use of Wrike AI is subject to fair usage restrictions that Wrike may determine in its sole discretion. Customer acknowledges and agrees that if Customer exceeds what Wrike, in its sole discretion, determines to be fair usage, Wrike may disable or degrade the performance of Wrike AI. 8.13. Confidential Information. Customer agrees that the Wrike Technology is Wrike’s confidential information.

Captured 2026-06-08. Open captured sourceSnapshot SHA-256: 6e733834e3e9565fb647d80f0f7b1bec011ffce3f8f0d4ffa49603b833b83e94

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