PRIVACY
Website Privacy Notice
This draft reflects the intended website practices and should receive final legal review before production publication.
Information we collect
Data People may collect names, business contact information, organization, role, meeting preferences, service or platform interests, and inquiry content that visitors choose to provide. Hosting, security, analytics, and scheduling providers may also process IP address, browser, device, approximate location, referral information, and cookie or similar identifiers.
How we use information
We use information to respond to inquiries, schedule meetings, prepare demonstrations or proposals, maintain business relationships, manage leads, operate and improve the website, measure website performance, protect the site, and comply with applicable obligations.
Scheduling and service providers
Calendly processes information used to schedule meetings. HubSpot may process website inquiries and lead information after the production form is connected. Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity may process website interaction and technical data to help us understand website performance. Data People does not sell personal information or use website information for targeted advertising or consequential automated profiling.
Retention and security
Information is retained only as reasonably needed for the business, security, legal, and recordkeeping purposes described here. Data People uses reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards appropriate to the information and services involved, but no online service can guarantee absolute security.
Your choices and rights
Applicable law may provide rights to request access, correction, deletion, or portability, or to appeal a denied privacy request. To ask a question or submit a request, email privacy@datapeople.com or call 719-593-1965.
Children
The website is intended for organizations and business professionals and is not directed to children.
Updates
Data People may update this notice when services, technologies, legal requirements, or information practices change. The effective date should be updated when the final policy is approved.