Privacy

Collect less. Protect what is needed.

Privacy is treated as a product and engineering responsibility. Data collection should be proportionate, transparent and limited to a defined purpose.

Core approach

Practical privacy controls.

Data minimisation

Products should request only information needed to provide the service, operate safely or meet a legitimate business requirement.

Purpose clarity

Users should be able to understand why information is requested and how it supports the relevant product or workflow.

Restricted access

Access to personal or commercially sensitive information should be limited by role, operational need and appropriate authentication controls.

Retention discipline

Information should not be retained indefinitely without a clear operational, legal or contractual reason.

Third-party review

External services and integrations should be selected with attention to the information they receive and the function they perform.

Incident response

Suspected exposure, misuse or unexpected access should be investigated, contained and documented promptly.

Website enquiries

Direct communication remains controlled by the sender.

When someone contacts EVENAI by email, the information supplied is used to understand and respond to the enquiry. Sensitive information should not be sent unless it is necessary and an appropriate handling method has been agreed.

Questions about privacy or product data handling?