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Privacy Policy.

A clear view of the information involved when you visit Asently.

Draft — not ready for publication.Legal operator, contact details, providers and retention periods still need to be completed. This page is excluded from search indexing.

Who is responsible?

Asently is the brand used on this website. The legal person responsible for personal data must be identified here before this notice is published.

Legal operator
[Legal company or individual name]
Contact address
[Business or correspondence address]
Privacy contact
[Privacy contact email]
Website
[Final website domain]

What this notice covers

This draft covers visits to the Asently marketing website, the privacy choices made here, and enquiries or demo requests you choose to make. It does not describe the processing of customer information inside an AI-agent product. That processing, including any model providers, integrations and customer instructions, needs its own agreed scope and appropriate information before use.

The current website has no account registration, document uploads or checkout. It does not include analytics or advertising tracking services.

Information involved

Website delivery

The hosting provider may process technical request information such as an IP address, browser details and the requested page to deliver and protect the website. The provider, data locations, logging practices and retention period must be confirmed before publication.

Hosting provider and retention: [Complete after choosing the hosting service.]

Messages and demo requests

If you contact Asently, the information you choose to send may include your name, email address, company and the work you want to discuss. Please avoid including sensitive information or confidential customer material in an initial enquiry.

If a booking link is provided, it will take you to the selected scheduling service. The provider and its privacy notice must be listed here once that service is chosen. The current website does not submit a booking form to an Asently server.

Scheduling or email providers: [Complete when the enquiry channels are connected.]

Why information is used

The proposed purposes are to deliver and secure this website, remember your privacy settings, respond to enquiries, and arrange conversations you request. The applicable legal basis needs to be confirmed for each activity and the final operating entity.

  • Website operation and security: [Confirm the legitimate interest and any applicable obligations.]
  • Enquiries and requested demos: [Confirm the appropriate basis, such as taking steps at your request before a contract or a legitimate interest in responding to business enquiries.]
  • Optional analytics or marketing: these are not installed. If introduced, the purposes and providers must be disclosed and a valid choice obtained before activation.

This website does not make automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects about its visitors.

Cookies and local preferences

The website stores a privacy-preference record in your browser’s local storage under asently.privacy.v1. Local storage is a browser technology, rather than an HTTP cookie. The record contains your selected categories, the time of your choice, its expiry, its version and the action used to save it. It is not a name, email address or advertising identifier.

The choice is used for up to 180 days. After it expires, the website asks again when you return. You can clear the stored record through your browser at any time. If storage is unavailable, the choice can only be remembered for the current page session.

Essential preference storage keeps your selection available across pages. Analytics and marketing are off by default, and the current site contains no services in either category. Choosing “Accept all” does not install a tracker that is not present.

Use the little ghost or to review or change your settings. Closing the preference window does not count as acceptance. If new tools or purposes are introduced, this notice and the choices must be updated.

Providers and international transfers

Providers may be needed for hosting, email or scheduling. The final list, their roles and any relevant disclosures must be completed before publication. Visiting an external website through a link brings you under that website’s own privacy practices.

Providers and recipients: [List the selected providers, their functions and relevant privacy links.]

International transfers: [Confirm where the selected providers process data and the safeguards that apply, where required.]

No analytics pixels, advertising tags, external font services or scheduling embeds are included in the current website.

How long information is kept

The browser preference is used for up to 180 days as described above. Enquiry records, scheduling information and hosting logs need retention periods appropriate to their purposes and applicable obligations.

  • Enquiries and demo requests: [Set a retention period or clear criteria.]
  • Hosting and security logs: [Confirm the provider’s settings and period.]
  • Customer service data: outside the scope of this website notice; document separately before use.

Your choices and rights

Depending on the law that applies, you may have rights to access, correct or delete personal data, restrict its use, object to certain processing, or receive a portable copy. Where processing relies on consent, you can withdraw it without affecting processing that was lawful before withdrawal.

To make a request, contact [Privacy contact email]. The legal operator may need reasonable information to confirm your identity and understand the request.

You may also complain to the data-protection authority relevant to your situation. If Spain is the applicable jurisdiction, information is available from the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD).

Changes to this notice

This draft was prepared on 10 November 2026. Review it when the legal operator, hosting, contact channels or tracking tools are confirmed, and whenever the relevant practices change. The published version should identify its effective date and explain material changes where appropriate.