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EUC Collective

Privacy policy

Draft — not final. This page hasn't had a solicitor review yet. It reflects our intent accurately, but treat it as a working draft until membership actually opens and real member/payment data is collected.

Who we are

EUC Collective is operated as a solo consultancy. For UK GDPR purposes, the operator is the data controller. Contact: hello@euc.syswow64.co.uk.

What we collect, and why

DataWhyLegal basis
Waitlist email + persona (individual/institution)To notify you when membership opens and understand demandConsent
Account details, once membership opensTo provide the membership itselfContract
Billing detailsProcessed by Stripe to take paymentContract
Intake conversation contentTo capture the problem you're raising for a human to work onContract / legitimate interest in running the service

Retention

Waitlist entries are kept until membership opens or you ask us to delete them, whichever is sooner. Intake conversations may contain operationally sensitive detail — once a conversation is filed as a backlog item, the structured summary is kept, and the raw conversation transcript is deleted on a defined schedule rather than kept indefinitely. We'll publish the exact retention window here before the intake channel launches.

Third-party sub-processors

We use managed services rather than running our own infrastructure. As of this page, that includes:

  • Vercel — hosting
  • Neon — database
  • Clerk — authentication and account management
  • Stripe — payment processing
  • Resend — transactional email
  • Anthropic — the intake assistant (see the AI disclosure page)

This list is kept current for supplier security reviews; ask if you need it in a particular format for a procurement process.

Your rights

Under UK GDPR you can ask to access, correct, export, or delete your data, and object to or restrict some processing. Once membership is live, account export and deletion are self-serve from your account settings; until then, email hello@euc.syswow64.co.uk.

Complaints

You can complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk) at any time — we'd appreciate the chance to sort things out directly first.