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This page helps you answer data protection (GDPR) questions about AI Chatbot: what is stored, what is sent to the AI service, and how to switch storage off or delete it.

In short

  • AI Chatbot can store the conversations (visitor messages and AI answers). This is on by default.
  • To recognise returning visitors it stores a coded (hashed) IP address and a random visitor ID from the browser. Treat both as personal data.
  • You can switch storage off. The chatbot keeps working.
  • The visitor’s messages and matching website content are sent to your AI service. The IP address, browser details and cookies are not sent.

Save Chatbot History

  1. Go to AI Universe → AI Chatbot/Search.
  2. Click the Chatbot tab.
  3. On Configuration, turn Save chatbot history on or off.
  4. Click Save Configuration.
More about this setting: Save chatbot history. When it is off:
  • New conversations are not saved.
  • Visitors cannot reopen past chats, and thumbs up/down feedback is hidden.
  • The chatbot still works. The current chat is kept for about 24 hours in a short-term memory (cache) only.
Switching it off does not delete what was saved before. Delete old entries in Usage Analytics, or set up the automatic cleanup below.

History cleanup

Old conversations can be deleted automatically, for example everything older than 30 or 90 days. See History cleanup, or ask your developer to run:
The first command uses the default retention of 90 days. Passing a number (for example 30) deletes usage history older than that many days.

Data Processing Agreement (DPA) Considerations

Write down in your privacy documentation:
  • that conversations can be stored, and which identifiers are used (hashed IP, browser visitor ID)
  • that a visitor ID is kept in the visitor’s browser, also when history is off
  • the short-term memory of about 24 hours when history is off
  • that the spam protection (rate limiting) uses a hashed IP, even when history is off
  • how long you keep conversations and how you delete them
  • what is sent to your AI service (messages, matching website content, instructions)
  • whether you use your own AI key or T3Planet Credits – see T3Planet Credits
  • your AI service’s own DPA (for example, whether it trains on your data)
  • the email transcript feature, if you use it

Data Processing Agreement (DPA) Questions

Conversation storage tables

Chats are stored in your own TYPO3 database, not at T3Planet.
  • All chat tables start with tx_nst3ac_domain_model_chatbot_ (sessions, messages and the visitor link).

Which identifiers are stored?

Are there other places that still store visitor data?