Draft for the pilot
Privacy notice
This notice covers agreement inboxes, catalogue job agreements, and the pilot interest and contact forms.
What the forms ask for
The pilot interest form asks for an email address, your chosen role and your consent. You can also give a name. The contact form asks for your email, message and consent. Avoid sending identity documents, bank details or sensitive personal information.
Why the information is used
Pilot details are used to record interest and follow up about participation. A contact message is used to handle the request you send. Each form asks for consent for that purpose.
Where records go
Netlify hosts the public pilot. Accepted submissions are stored in AbundanceWorld’s Supabase database in Frankfurt, Germany. A form confirms receipt after the database accepts the submission.
Agreement inboxes
When you open an inbox, we store its public ID, your selected purpose and your country or territory. A private browser cookie gives this device access. Keep your recovery key private. Give only your public inbox ID to a counterparty or agent.
Agreement copies
Sending an agreement stores its exact terms, including the names, work locations, mailing addresses and price entered by the sender. Each party can read it in their own inbox. Accepting adds the signer’s name, role, company representative title where applicable, and the time of acceptance. Both parties can retrieve the completed record. Include only information needed for the job.
Requests about your details
Use the contact form to ask about information you have submitted, request a correction or deletion, or withdraw your interest. Include the email you originally used so the operator can locate the record.