Management OS · Transparency Report

Zero requests. Zero disclosures.

Reporting period: 1 January 2026 to 20 July 2026. Published 21 July 2026.

Customer Data belongs to the Customer. Management OS produces Customer Data only when legally required, requires valid legal process for every request, and — to the extent not prohibited by law — notifies affected Customers so they can respond directly.

Zero government or law-enforcement requests were received during the reporting period. Zero national security process was received during the reporting period. No Customer Data was disclosed to any government or law-enforcement authority.

Requests received, by category

CategoryReceivedData produced
U.S. federal subpoenas (grand jury, administrative, civil investigative demand)00
U.S. federal search warrants (18 U.S.C. § 2703)00
U.S. federal court orders (18 U.S.C. § 2703(d))00
U.S. state or local law-enforcement process00
Emergency disclosure requests (18 U.S.C. § 2702(b)(8) / § 2702(c)(4))00
National security process (NSLs; FISA orders under 50 U.S.C. § 1804, § 1861, § 1881a)00
Foreign government requests (via MLAT or otherwise)00
Civil subpoenas (non-government third parties)00

Where U.S. law prohibits disclosure of the existence or number of a specific type of national security request, Management OS reports within the narrowest permitted band. During this reporting period, the count in every category is zero and no non-disclosure obligation applied.

How Management OS handles requests

Publication cadence

Management OS publishes a transparency report at least annually. Ad-hoc updates are added when a material development occurs — for example, the receipt of a national security process where reporting within the narrowest permitted band is required.

Contact

Questions about this report can be sent to legal@mgmt-os.ai. Requests for Customer Data by law-enforcement or government authorities must be sent to the same address and must include valid legal process.

See /trust · /subprocessors · /security-policy.