Privacy Policy

Privacy policy for AzfiBooks covering account data, company/workspace data, document evidence, audit logs, acceptance evidence, support access, retention, exports, and user rights.

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Information collected

AzfiBooks may process account details, company profile information, user roles, device/browser data, IP address, support messages, document uploads, OCR review text, accounting records, billing status, and audit logs.

Purpose of processing

Data is used to provide cloud accounting services, secure access, maintain tenant isolation, keep audit and legal acceptance evidence, support users, manage billing, detect abuse, and improve product reliability.

Legal acceptance records

When a user accepts terms electronically, AzfiBooks may store the document version/hash, acceptance text, timestamp, user, workspace, IP address, user agent, and session evidence to prove consent and contract acceptance.

Workspace separation

Each company workspace should remain logically separated. Users and support staff should access only the workspaces they are authorized to access.

Documents and OCR

Uploaded documents remain business records for the relevant workspace. OCR and AI extraction may process document content to help users review and create draft transactions.

Retention and deletion

Accounting, tax, audit, billing, legal acceptance, and security records may need to be retained for business, contractual, legal, fraud prevention, and accounting reasons even after cancellation.

Exports

Customers should be able to export important accounting records, reports, and evidence before cancellation or migration.

Security and support access

Support access should be limited, logged, and based on user permission or operational necessity under the support access rules.

User rights and contact

Depending on the user location, privacy rights may include access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, objection, and withdrawal of consent where applicable.

Review note: This privacy policy should be reviewed with a privacy lawyer or data protection adviser before public launch, especially for UK/EU, Canada, Australia, Singapore, UAE and other markets.