Last updated: 20 March 2026
This document sets out how VOICEi2a processes information on behalf of schools and other education providers, including responsibilities, permitted use, retention, privacy requests, and incident handling.
This schedule explains the roles and responsibilities of schools and VOICEi2a in relation to personal information collected through the VOICEi2a platform in an educational context. It is intended to support schools in meeting their obligations under the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020, the Education and Training Act 2020, and any applicable Ministry of Education guidance on student data privacy.
The school using VOICEi2a (the School) is responsible for deciding what information is collected, why it is collected, how it is used, and whether collecting it is appropriate. The School is the agency responsible for personal information collected from its staff, students, parents, and community through its use of VOICEi2a.
VOICEi2a acts as a service provider processing information on behalf of the School to deliver the agreed technology services. VOICEi2a does not decide the purpose of collection or use the School's data for its own independent purposes.
For account management, platform security, support, and operational administration, VOICEi2a may also hold limited information directly for its own purposes.
VOICEi2a may process the following categories of information on behalf of the School:
VOICEi2a processes information for the purpose of providing the School with transcription and AI-assisted analysis services. This includes generating summaries, themes, reports, and coaching feedback from recordings submitted by the School.
VOICEi2a will not use School data for any purpose other than delivering the service, unless required to do so by law.
The School is responsible for:
The platform must not be used to collect or store the following categories of information about students, staff, or other individuals unless the School has a clearly lawful basis and explicit approval:
VOICEi2a uses AI tools to generate transcripts, summaries, themes, and reports. These outputs may contain errors, omissions, or inaccuracies. Schools must ensure that:
To deliver the service, VOICEi2a uses third-party subprocessors that may process information outside New Zealand. By using VOICEi2a, the School acknowledges that recordings, transcripts, and related data may be processed in overseas jurisdictions.
Schools with specific data sovereignty requirements or obligations should consider this carefully before using the platform, and consult Ministry of Education guidance on overseas processing where relevant.
Base44
Platform infrastructure and data hosting
Deepgram
Speech-to-text transcription
OpenAI
AI-assisted analysis and report generation
VOICEi2a may update its subprocessors from time to time. Where a change involves a new subprocessor handling School data, VOICEi2a will update this schedule.
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, audio recordings, transcripts, and AI-generated outputs are retained for up to 90 days from the date of submission, after which they are deleted from the active application environment.
Some logs, backups, and technical records may remain for a limited period as part of normal security and system recovery processes.
Schools may request earlier deletion of specific records where appropriate by contacting VOICEi2a directly.
VOICEi2a takes reasonable technical and organisational steps to protect information from unauthorised access, loss, or disclosure. This includes encryption of data in transit and at rest, and access controls within the platform.
No system is completely secure. Schools are responsible for ensuring their staff use the platform appropriately and do not share access credentials.
Where a student, parent, caregiver, or staff member submits a privacy request (for access, correction, or deletion of information collected through the School's use of VOICEi2a), the School should manage that request in the first instance.
VOICEi2a can assist where the request relates to information held directly by VOICEi2a for operational purposes. Schools should contact VOICEi2a if assistance is needed.
If VOICEi2a becomes aware of a suspected privacy breach involving School data, it will notify the School as soon as practicable and take reasonable steps to investigate and contain the incident.
Schools are responsible for assessing whether a notifiable privacy breach has occurred under the Privacy Act 2020 and, where required, notifying the Office of the Privacy Commissioner and affected individuals.
By using VOICEi2a, the School warrants that:
VOICEi2a is a voice capture and AI-assisted insight tool. It is not a substitute for:
Christopher James Sullivan
18 Cardwell Street, Onehunga, Auckland 1061, New Zealand
Website: www.voicei2a.com