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6868* Treat email and calendar as PHI-bearing unless your compliance team has confirmed otherwise, and leave them unconnected until then
6969* Attach each bundle to the approved channels that need it, not to **Default Slack** (the entry whose settings apply to every channel in every connected workspace), so a connection never reaches a channel it wasn't reviewed for
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71Members' own claude.ai connectors, such as their email or calendar, are a separate path to tools outside Slack. In a direct message, Claude works on the member's own Claude account and can use those connectors, so keep the **Allow direct messages** toggle off as described in [Limit Claude to PHI-free channels](#limit-claude-to-phi-free-channels). In channels, [personal connector use](/docs/claude-tag/concepts/personal-connectors) is available to a limited number of organizations. Ask your account team whether it is enabled for yours before you turn Claude on, and if it is, include members' claude.ai connectors in the tools that must stay PHI-free.
71Members' own claude.ai connectors, such as their email or calendar, are a separate path to tools outside Slack. In a direct message, Claude works on the member's own Claude account and can use those connectors, so keep the **Allow direct messages** toggle off as described in [Limit Claude to PHI-free channels](#limit-claude-to-phi-free-channels). In channels, Claude can also use a member's own connectors for that member's requests after the member allows it, through [personal connectors in channels](/docs/claude-tag/concepts/personal-connectors), and no organization setting turns that off. Include members' claude.ai connectors in the tools that must stay PHI-free, and on the Enterprise plan turn on **Require human review of every message** in the **Personal connectors** section at [`claude.ai/admin-settings/claude-tag`](https://claude.ai/admin-settings/claude-tag) so a member reviews every result before it posts to the channel.
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7373## Train your workspace and monitor approved channels
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7979Anthropic stores two things for the conversations Claude works in. The first is a transcript of each conversation, which includes everything Claude read while working. The second is the memory notes Claude keeps for each channel.
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81Memory from public channels goes into one store for the whole workspace, so something Claude noted in one public channel can inform its replies in another channel. Memory from a private channel stays in that channel's own store and isn't read anywhere else.
81Claude keeps separate notes for each channel. From a public channel it can also save workspace notes, and those inform its replies in every channel in the workspace. Notes from a private channel stay in that channel's own store and aren't read anywhere else.
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8383Anyone in a channel can ask Claude what it remembers there and tell it to correct or delete a note. An Owner can view, edit, and delete the memory notes of a channel or of the workspace at [`claude.ai/admin-settings/claude-tag`](https://claude.ai/admin-settings/claude-tag) → **Claude Tag's access** → **Slack** → the channel's or workspace's entry → options menu → **View memory files**.
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93931. Report it to your organization's HIPAA privacy officer and follow your incident process.
94942. Delete the message in Slack.
95953. If the message was posted in a channel where Claude is turned on, have an Owner delete that channel's transcripts and memory immediately by [removing the channel's entry](/docs/claude-tag/concepts/data-lifecycle#delete-data-or-request-deletion) under **Claude Tag's access** → **Slack**.
964. If that channel is public, have an Owner also check workspace memory, because notes Claude saved from a public channel are stored with the workspace and aren't deleted with the channel's entry. Go to **Claude Tag's access** → **Slack** → your workspace's entry → options menu → **View memory files**, and delete any note that contains the information. Deleting a note removes it from what Claude reads in every channel right away.
964. If that channel is public, have an Owner also check the workspace's memory, because workspace notes Claude saved from that channel are stored with the workspace and aren't deleted with the channel's entry. Go to **Claude Tag's access** → **Slack** → your workspace's entry → options menu → **View memory files**, and delete any note that contains the information. Deleting a note removes it from what Claude reads in every channel right away.
97975. Email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) to request deletion of the data Claude Tag retained that the admin controls in steps 3 and 4 don't delete, including the workspace's stored memory and any transcript in another channel whose session found the message through search. Include the workspace, the channel, and the time of the message.
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9999Removing a channel's entry also turns Claude off in that channel, because the channel then inherits the **Off** you set on **Default Slack**. To turn Claude back on later, add the channel again under **Claude Tag's access** → **Slack** and set its **Claude Tag version** to **New**.
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