Inklusiv is committed to protecting your privacy and complying with the Personal Information Protection Modernization Act (Bill 25). This policy details our practices for managing personal information collected on our website.
What information do we collect?
We may collect personal data such as your name, postal address, telephone number, e-mail address and other relevant information based on your interactions with our site. This may include information provided via contact forms, membership forms or any other forms used for specific requests.
Autonomy in providing information
You have control over the information you choose to share with us. Please note, however, that some data may be necessary to provide you with our services or support.
Use of your information
We will not sell, trade, or distribute your personal information without your consent, except as required by law. Uses of your data may include:
- Managing our internal records;
- Improving our services;
- Sending you promotional communications that may be of interest to you;
- Improving and personalizing your experience on our site.
Right of refusal
You may refuse to provide us with your personal data, but this may limit your access to some of our services.
Security and consent
We collect and use your information responsibly, in compliance with Law 25. We obtain your explicit consent for any use of your personal data beyond the purposes for which it was originally collected.
Technologies used
Our site uses WordPress and GravityForm for form management. We also use Google Analytics with your consent to analyze traffic on our site in order to continually improve your user experience.
How to contact us
If you have any questions about the protection of your personal data or would like to withdraw your information, please contact us or write to us at [email protected].
Did you know?
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