Legal
Privacy.
Illustrative privacy content for the demonstration website. This example is not a privacy notice for an actual legal entity.
Demonstration content
Demonstration content.
Identity of the data controller and contact details for data protection enquiries.
Categories of personal data processed on this website and within the platform, the purposes of processing, and the lawful basis for each.
Retention periods, recipients and subprocessors, international transfer mechanisms, and the rights available to data subjects along with how to exercise them.
Cookie and analytics practices. This website currently loads no third-party analytics or advertising scripts; conversion events are pushed to a data layer that only becomes active if a tag manager is later installed.
02Data path
What this website does with data today.
The published notice is still with counsel, so this diagram describes the current behaviour of the site rather than the legal text. Where an answer is not settled, it is marked.
- 01This website
You read a page
Pages are served statically. No third-party analytics or advertising script is loaded.
What is collected
The technical data any web server receives to return a page.
What happens to it
No tracking script is bundled. Nothing is shared with an advertising network.
- 02This website
You click something we measure
A small set of conversion events — CTA clicks, resource opens, form start and completion.
What is collected
The event name and the page it happened on. No content you typed.
What happens to it
Pushed to a data layer that stays inert unless a tag manager is installed later.
- 03This website
You request a demo
Business email, company, job title, current system, supplier count and what you are trying to solve.
What is collected
Only what the form asks for, all of it professional contact data.
What happens to it
Transmitted to our API, stored as a lead and read by the people who answer you.
- 04Kelqio
You use Kelqio itself
The platform holds supplier, catalog and order data for connected organizations.
What is collected
Business data, plus the user accounts needed to act on it.
What happens to it
Isolated per tenant and per commercial relationship, on a documented data model.
- 05Your rights
Retention, recipients and your rights
Retention periods, subprocessors, transfer mechanisms and how to exercise your rights.
What is collected
The questions a data protection officer will ask first.
What happens to it
Illustrative example — not a contractual privacy notice.