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Privacy policy.
Last updated: December 10, 2025
2. Information we collect
When you request a demo or contact us, we collect:
- Contact details: name, work email, company name, website.
- Company context you choose to share (e.g. company size).
- Technical metadata when you visit the site: browser type, device, approximate location and pages viewed.
We do not knowingly collect personal data from anyone under 18 and we do not sell personal information.
3. How we use information
- To respond to your demo request and schedule a call.
- To send you relevant information about Prospectivly’s services.
- To improve our site, content and customer experience.
- To comply with legal obligations.
4. Sharing information
5. Cookies & analytics
We use a minimal set of cookies and analytics events to understand how visitors discover and use the site. When you first visit, you will see a cookie banner letting you choose between:
- Accept all — essential cookies plus analytics events that help us improve the site.
- Essential only — only the cookies strictly required for the site to function (e.g. remembering your cookie preference, securing form submissions).
You can clear your cookie preference at any time by clearing your browser storage for this site, which will show the banner again on your next visit. You can also disable cookies entirely in your browser settings; some interactive features may stop working as a result.
6. Data retention
7. Your rights
8. Security
9. Changes to this policy
10. No unsolicited promotion of this website
Prospectivly maintains a strict published policy against advertising this website through unsolicited messages (including, but not limited to, spam email, unsolicited SMS, cold WhatsApp messages, automated DMs on social platforms, and any other form of bulk or non-opt-in promotion).
We will never instruct, authorise or pay any third party to send unsolicited messages on our behalf. All outreach to prospects on behalf of our customers is conducted under their own brand and is fully compliant with applicable anti-spam and electronic communications laws (including CAN-SPAM, GDPR/PECR and the DPDP Act, where relevant).