Dataisland is an "AI employee" platform that ingests documents (books, documents, uploaded file libraries) to train conversational/assistive AI agents that automate routine work, handle FAQs and customer support, and provide 24/7 assistance. The product is marketed to enterprises, universities, government services and similar organizations to reduce costs and scale operations. Key capabilities observed include multi-format document ingestion and training, quick customization of AI assistants, a file bank for business learning/training assistants, source-referenced answers from uploaded libraries, explanatory assistance to support critical thinking, and integrations with websites and CRM tools. Messaging integrations noted on the site include Telegram, Viber, Facebook Messenger and Instagram. The homepage claims support for 100+ languages and an onboarding flow described as three steps: upload data, customize assistant, deploy. Security and privacy information on the site and Privacy Policy (Neural Innovations Ltd.) states credentials are stored with industry-standard encryption, describes data collection/processing/retention and user rights (including GDPR/EEA/UK/Canada sections), and explains how to exercise data rights. The Privacy Policy and contract emphasize reasonable security measures but note no online system is 100% secure. Billing/contract information found on the Public Offer Contract (offer page, last updated May 3, 2024) indicates paid services and tariffs are referenced; payment operator named is LiqPay; access to paid features may take up to five business days after payment; recurring payments are automatic and refunds are generally not issued per the contract text; the seller in the contract is identified as Individual Entrepreneur Rafiev Tymur (Ukrainian registration and banking details provided in the contract). The offer references tariffs hosted at https://www.ni.solutions. The Privacy Policy lists Neural Innovations Ltd. as the data controller with regional representatives and contact options. Pages reviewed: homepage (product overview, features, integrations, onboarding), Public Offer Contract (/offer — terms, payments, seller identity, LiqPay, billing mechanics, refunds and tariff references) and Privacy Policy (/privacy — data processing, user rights, retention, security). No public, detailed pricing/tariff table was visible on the main site pages accessed; the offer suggests tariffs are available at ni.solutions. Recommended next steps include checking https://www.ni.solutions for tariffs, contacting sales via the site/contact/messaging channels for a price list or demo, and downloading/reviewing the full Offer contract and Privacy Policy for detailed legal and billing clauses.