Each business walled off
Records are kept apart in the database itself, so one business can never see another's.
Talara keeps each rental business's records walled off in the database itself, stores licenses and insurance cards encrypted with every view logged, and keeps a full audit trail of every change. Its AI reads only what the person asking may see.
Every business's records are kept apart in the database itself, not only by the app. Licenses, dates of birth and insurance cards are stored apart from everything else and encrypted, and every view is recorded. Every change to every record is kept automatically, with who made it, when, and what it was before.
Built around keeping renters' details safe. Luxury rentals run on licenses, addresses and deposits. Talara was built around them from the first line of code.
Records are kept apart in the database itself, so one business can never see another's.
Licenses, dates of birth and insurance cards are stored apart and encrypted with AES-256, under each business's own key, protected by AWS Key Management Service. Every view is recorded.
Every change is kept automatically, and the Activity log shows who changed what and who viewed personal details.
Records are kept as long as your business sets, and a legal hold stops any deletion. Renters' data requests are handled.
Roles and permissions you set, a web sign-out after your idle minutes, and a personal PIN on shared iPads.
Car owners see their cars and statements, never your renters, your customer prices or anyone's personal data.
AI that asks first: Talara uses AI in two places, and both keep a person in charge.
Reads only what the person asking may see, never personal data, and changes nothing until that person taps Confirm. The words of a question are not kept.
Licenses, insurance cards and mailed notices are read by AI to fill in the details, and a person checks every one.
How Talara handles personal data, and the terms you use it on.
Privacy policy › Terms ›No. Every business's records are kept apart in the database itself by row-level security, not only by the app.
Only people in your business whose role allows it. Licenses are encrypted, and every view is recorded in the Activity log.
No. Tara reads only what the person asking may see, never licenses, insurance cards or other personal data, and the words of a question are not kept.
As long as your business sets. A legal hold stops any deletion while it stands.
On Amazon Web Services, in its US East (N. Virginia) Region.
Licenses, dates of birth and insurance cards are encrypted with AES-256 under each business's own key, protected by AWS Key Management Service. The database and stored files are encrypted at rest, and every connection uses TLS 1.2 or later.
A short walk-through with your own cars, prices and paperwork, and an honest answer to what Talara does today.