AI & FERPA data handling
Last updated 2026-06-07
Purpose
Explain exactly what data leaves AmplifyED when AI features are used, and what protections apply.
The short version
- AI features are opt-in at the org level.
- No student PII is sent to the model. Names and identifiers are masked before the request leaves AmplifyED.
- The provider does not train on prompts. Contractual zero-retention is in place.
- Every AI request is audit-logged.
- Output is never auto-saved — a human must review and click Save.
What gets sent
| Field | Sent to model? |
|---|---|
| Student name | No (masked) |
| Student ID | No |
| Date of birth | No |
| Concern type (e.g. "academic") | Yes |
| Intervention type | Yes |
| Your typed bullets / prompt | Yes |
| Existing case notes | Only if you explicitly opt in for a summary |
Providers
AmplifyED uses managed AI through the Lovable AI Gateway, which routes to enterprise-tier APIs at OpenAI and Google. Both contractually do not train on inputs. See Subprocessors for the current list.
Turning AI off
Administration → AI features → Disable. AI buttons and panels disappear across the product. No backfill or data loss — saved notes remain unchanged.
FAQ
What if a teacher includes a student's name in their typed prompt?
The masking pass runs before the request leaves AmplifyED. The model receives <student>, not the real name. The original prompt remains in your audit log.
Are AI prompts retained by the provider? No — zero-retention is configured. See Subprocessors.
Can I see what prompts were sent on behalf of my school? Yes — Administration → AI activity log. Admin-only.
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