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Privacy Policy

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Draft — legal review required. This page is placeholder text written for a pre-launch MVP. It is not legal advice and has not been reviewed by an attorney. Replace it before collecting real customer data or taking payment.

What this covers

This draft describes how LeadPilot would handle information collected through client websites, the assistant chat, and the client dashboard.

During the MVP phase the product is used with fictional demo data only. Do not enter real customer information.

Information we would collect

Business account information: name, email address and business profile details entered during onboarding.

Lead information submitted by visitors to a client's site: name, phone, email, requested service, property details and ZIP code.

Product usage data used to operate and improve the service.

How information would be used

To deliver the service: routing inquiries to the right business, storing leads, scheduling appointment requests and running follow-up messaging.

We would not sell personal information. Messaging and email would only be sent on behalf of the business that collected the lead.

Messaging consent

If SMS is enabled in a future release, businesses are responsible for obtaining consent from their contacts and for honoring opt-out requests. LeadPilot does not currently send any real messages.

Data storage and access

Records are stored in a hosted Postgres database and separated by business. Access rules restrict each account to the businesses it belongs to.

Your choices

Account owners can edit or delete records from the dashboard. For deletion of an entire workspace, contact support.