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1. Who we are Aijency is an Australian company. We provide an AI assistant, called an Aijent, that businesses put on their website. It answers questions, qualifies enquiries, books meetings, and passes requests to a human. Aijent Relay is a version of the same product for businesses that do not use a CRM. In this policy, you means the business using Aijency, and visitor means someone who chats with an Aijent on your website. For visitor data, you are the data controller and we are your processor. 2. What we collect From visitors, when they tell us. Name, email address, company, phone number, what they are looking for, and the full conversation. From visitors, automatically. A random visitor identifier stored in their browser, a second copy of it set by the embed script, and a timestamp of when they last engaged so the widget does not keep prompting the same person. The address of the page the widget sits on, so the right Aijent answers. Their browser’s time zone, so meeting times are shown in local time. If a visitor clicks a link the Aijent gives them, we record that click and pass a reference to the conversation with them, so you can see which conversations led somewhere. We do not collect IP addresses, browser fingerprints, referrers or browsing history, and we do not track anyone across other websites. From people who visit our website and sign-up pages. aijency.ai, and the demo, sign-up and onboarding pages on app.aijency.ai, use analytics and advertising tools from Google, Meta, LinkedIn and Microsoft Clarity to measure visits and see which ads bring people here. These record an IP address, the pages viewed and the referring site, and may identify the business a visit came from. You can switch advertising cookies off from the footer of aijency.ai. None of this runs on the Aijent. The Aijent sets no advertising cookies on your website, and nothing collected here is ever joined to a visitor’s conversation with an Aijent. From you. Account details, and whatever you upload to your knowledge base. Website addresses you give us are sent to Firecrawl, which reads the pages so your Aijent can answer from them. From systems you connect. Calendar availability, and contact records from your CRM where we need to check whether somebody already exists. 3. What we use it for Running your Aijent and answering visitors Qualifying enquiries against the criteria you set Booking meetings and sending calendar invitations Passing leads, notes and callback requests to your CRM or your team Billing you, and telling you about your usage Meeting our legal obligations We do not sell personal information, we do not use visitor data for advertising, and we do not use data from Google or Microsoft Workspace APIs to train or improve any AI or machine learning model. 4. AI processing Your Aijent’s replies are generated by Anthropic’s Claude. To produce a reply, the following is sent to Anthropic: the conversation so far, the relevant parts of your knowledge base, and, when a visitor is booking, the free times read from your connected calendar so the model can offer them. Two other services see visitor data in the course of a conversation. Voyage AI receives the visitor’s question in order to find the right passage of your knowledge base. Kickbox receives a visitor’s email address to confirm it is real before a booking is made. What is not sent to any AI service: the contents of your calendar events, your contact lists, or anything from your CRM beyond what is needed to avoid creating a duplicate record. Anthropic does not train on this data, by contract. Our use of data from Google Workspace APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. 5. Systems you connect, and what we ask for When you connect one of these, you are asked to grant the permissions listed below. Google Calendar and Google Meet — Read your free and busy times to offer a visitor a slot, and create the event with a Meet link once they choose one. openid userinfo.email calendar.events calendar.readonly Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Teams — Read your availability, create the calendar event, and generate a Teams link where Teams is your meeting provider. Calendars.ReadWrite OnlineMeetings.ReadWrite offline_access Zoom — Create the Zoom meeting when a visitor books a time. meeting:write:meeting HubSpot — Create and update contacts, companies, deals and notes, and add one custom field to contacts and deals so records your Aijent created can be filtered in your own reports. crm.objects.contacts.write crm.objects.contacts.read crm.objects.deals.write crm.objects.companies.write crm.objects.companies.read crm.schemas.contacts.write crm.schemas.deals.write Salesforce — Create and update contacts, accounts, opportunities and tasks. Salesforce does not offer a narrower permission for this. api refresh_token offline_access Pipedrive — Find and create people, organisations, deals and activities. contacts:full deals:full activities:full search:read Zoho CRM — Create and update leads, contacts, accounts, deals, notes, tasks and events, and read your field and user settings so records are filed correctly. ZohoCRM.modules.leads.ALL ZohoCRM.modules.contacts.ALL ZohoCRM.modules.accounts.ALL ZohoCRM.modules.deals.ALL ZohoCRM.modules.notes.ALL ZohoCRM.modules.tasks.ALL ZohoCRM.modules.events.ALL ZohoCRM.settings.fields.ALL ZohoCRM.settings.modules.READ ZohoCRM.users.READ Slack — List your channels so you can choose one, and post an alert there when a visitor asks to be contacted. chat:write chat:write.public channels:read You can disconnect any of these at any time from the Integrations page in your dashboard, or revoke access from the provider’s own settings. 6. Who else handles the data The complete list of companies that process personal data on our behalf is published at sub-processors, with what reaches each one. How the data is protected is set out on the security page. Stored data lives in Australia, in Sydney. Several of the companies in that list are in the United States and data does reach them while a conversation is happening. The analytics and advertising providers on our own website are in the United States as well. 7. How long we keep it Situation What happens Your account is active Data is kept while you are a customer You cancel Everything is kept for 45 days, then permanently deleted, automatically You ask us to delete sooner Email us and we will action it, and confirm when it is done Deletion after cancellation is automatic and complete. It removes lead records, conversations, uploaded knowledge, connected account credentials and the login accounts themselves. 8. Your rights Under the Australian Privacy Act, and under the GDPR where it applies, you can ask for a copy of your personal information, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete it. Email [email protected]. We will respond within 30 days. If you are a visitor rather than one of our customers, your request usually belongs with the business whose website you were on, because they decide what happens to it. Send it to us anyway if that is easier and we will pass it on and tell you we have. 9. Contact Aijency, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. [email protected]. Arch Aijency, ABN 27 129 394 [email protected]