Privacy Policy
How Sivoro Handles Personal Information.
This privacy notice explains what personal information Sivoro may collect, why it may be used, how it may be protected and the rights available to individuals.
Last updated: 15 July 2026
This notice should be read together with any privacy information shown when you submit a form or use a specific Sivoro service. Website use is also covered by the Terms of Service.
Privacy at a Glance
Section 1
1. Who We Are
Sivoro provides follow-up and revenue-operations systems for service businesses. For applicable UK data-protection law, Sivoro is responsible for deciding how the personal information described in this notice is used unless another organisation is identified as the controller for a particular activity.
Questions should currently be directed through the Contact Sivoro form.
Section 2
2. Information We May Collect
Sivoro may collect personal information relevant to an enquiry or requested service, including:
Contact details
- full name
- business name
- work email
- telephone number
Business information
- business type
- website URL
- average job value
- estimated monthly enquiry volume
- biggest current challenge
- optional message or enquiry details
Correspondence information may include the reason for contact, messages submitted and later responses or follow-up communications.
The website may generate limited technical information required to deliver, secure and diagnose the service. Any additional analytics or tracking technology will be described here before it is enabled.
Section 3
3. How Information Is Collected
Information may be collected through the Contact form, the Free Money Leak Audit form, requests for a strategy call, later business communications and essential website delivery, security or diagnostic functions.
The current website forms are frontend-only and display an integration notice rather than connecting to a live backend in this codebase. This wording should be updated once form handling, CRM or email integrations are implemented.
Section 4
4. How We May Use Information
Sivoro may use information for purposes such as:
- responding to enquiries
- preparing for a Money Leak Audit
- providing a requested audit or discussion
- arranging a strategy call
- understanding the business context submitted
- discussing potential services
- managing prospective or active business relationships
- maintaining website security
- diagnosing technical issues
- maintaining appropriate business records
- complying with legal obligations
- establishing, exercising or defending legal rights where necessary
Section 5
5. Lawful Bases
The applicable lawful basis depends on the purpose and may include:
- Steps requested before entering into a contract, where someone requests an audit, strategy conversation, quotation or information about services.
- Performance of a contract, where processing is necessary to deliver or manage agreed services.
- Legitimate interests, where reasonably necessary to respond to business enquiries, manage business relationships, maintain website or information security, improve operational processes or establish and defend legal rights, provided those interests are not overridden by the person's rights.
- Legal obligation, where processing or retention is required by applicable law.
- Consent, where specific consent is requested, such as optional marketing or non-essential cookies if introduced.
Section 7
7. International Transfers
Some service providers may process information outside the United Kingdom. Where this applies, Sivoro will take steps intended to ensure an appropriate transfer mechanism and safeguards are in place where required by applicable data-protection law.
Section 8
8. Data Retention
Sivoro intends to retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, including responding to enquiries, managing prospective or active business relationships, maintaining appropriate records and meeting legal, accounting or dispute-resolution requirements.
Retention depends on the nature of the information, why it was collected, whether a business relationship develops, applicable legal requirements and the need to establish or defend legal rights.
Section 9
9. Data Security
Sivoro intends to use proportionate technical and organisational measures designed to protect information against unauthorised access, accidental loss, misuse, alteration, disclosure and destruction.
No internet transmission or electronic-storage method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Section 11
11. Your Data-Protection Rights
Depending on the circumstances, people may have rights to:
- request access
- request correction
- request erasure
- request restriction
- object to certain processing
- request transfer where applicable
- withdraw consent where consent is relied upon
- complain about the use of their information
Rights are not absolute and may depend on the circumstances. Sivoro may need to verify identity before responding to a request.
Section 12
12. Marketing Communications
Sivoro will not send optional electronic marketing merely because someone submitted a Contact or Money Leak Audit form.
If optional marketing is later introduced, it should only be sent where an appropriate lawful basis exists and recipients should be able to opt out.
Section 13
13. Third-Party Links
The website may link to third-party websites or services. Sivoro is not responsible for their privacy practices. Visitors should review the relevant third party's privacy information.
Section 14
14. Children's Information
The Sivoro website and services are intended for business users and are not directed at children. Sivoro does not knowingly seek to collect children's personal information through this website.
Section 15
15. Changes to This Notice
This notice may be updated when Sivoro's services, systems, integrations or legal obligations change. The revised notice will be published on this page with an updated date.
Section 16
16. Contact and Complaints
Questions, concerns or rights requests should be sent through Contact Sivoro.
Individuals may also have the right to complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office about the use of their personal information.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) publishes information about data-protection rights and complaints on its official website.
