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Before your organisation can use Odin, an Owner must review and accept the platform’s legal agreements. This is a one-time step that applies to the entire organisation.

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What you’re agreeing to

The acceptance covers three documents:
  • Master Services Agreement (MSA): the core terms governing use of the Odin platform
  • Data Processing Agreement (DPA): how Borg Security handles and protects personal data
  • AI Services Addendum: additional terms for AI features, including Mjolnir
Links to each document are provided in the acceptance dialog. We recommend reviewing them before accepting.

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Who can accept

Only an Owner of the organisation can accept the terms of service. This is because the acceptance is legally binding on behalf of the organisation.

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Acceptance flow

1

Sign in to Odin

Log in with your email or passkey as usual.
2

Review the agreements

If terms haven’t been accepted yet, a dialog appears automatically. Read through the linked MSA, DPA, and AI Services Addendum.
3

Confirm and accept

Check the confirmation box to acknowledge that you have authority to bind your organisation, then click Accept and Continue.

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What other members see

If the terms haven’t been accepted yet, non-Owner members see a notice explaining that the organisation’s Owner needs to complete this step. They can view the agreement documents but cannot accept on behalf of the organisation.
If you’re a member and see this notice, ask your organisation’s Owner to sign in and accept the agreements so your team can get started.

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Finding the agreements later

The agreements stay available after acceptance, so there’s no need to hold on to a copy of the dialog. You can reach them two ways:
  • The /legal page lists the MSA, DPA, and AI Services Addendum alongside the Privacy Policy and Subprocessors list. The three agreements open as PDFs; the policies open in the app.
  • Organisation Settings has a Legal & Agreements card with the same links.
Both are open to every member, not only Owners.

Subprocessors

See which third-party services process data on behalf of Borg Security