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Privacy Notice

This notice explains the intended data practices for the Indoro website, Indoro Pathways platform and linked opportunity tools. It must be updated to match the final hosting, analytics, forms, AI providers and research workflow.

Last updated: 29 July 2026
Contents1. Controller2. Data collected3. Pathway answers4. Purposes5. Research use6. Sharing7. Retention8. Security9. Rights10. Younger users11. International data12. Changes13. Contact
Important: the website includes an Indoro Pathways prototype and links to a separately hosted current opportunity tool. Before launch, this notice must state exactly what that tool collects, where data is processed, which providers are used and how users can exercise their rights. The contact form on the main site opens the user’s email client.

1. Who is responsible

The intended data controller is [insert legal entity/operator], contactable at aaravchhaw@gmail.com. Add a postal address and representative details where legally required.

2. Information that may be collected

  • Contact information: name, email, organisation and message when a user contacts Indoro.
  • Pathway information: career interests, motivations, language readiness, constraints, work preferences and other questionnaire responses.
  • Application or profile information: CV, education, skills or employment history only if a future secure feature explicitly collects it.
  • Technical information: device, browser, approximate location, referral and usage events if analytics or hosting logs are enabled.
  • Programme and research information: survey responses, workshop feedback and outcome verification where separately collected with notice and consent.

3. Pathways and Policy Pulse data

Indoro Pathways asks about education, career interests, applied skills, language readiness, workplace preparation, mobility constraints and policy priorities. The prototype generates results in the browser. If deployed with Netlify Forms or another collection service, only responses covered by an explicit research-consent choice should be used for de-identified policy analysis. The final notice must identify all hosting, analytics, form, AI and storage providers.

Do not submit passports, identity numbers, financial records, medical information or other sensitive documents unless the tool explicitly requests them through a secure and documented process.

4. Why information is used

Depending on the feature and legal basis, information may be used to provide recommendations, respond to enquiries, operate programmes, improve accessibility and accuracy, prevent misuse, evaluate outcomes, and develop evidence about corridor barriers.

Indoro should not make solely automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects on users.

5. Research and policy use

Individual Pathways, Policy Pulse or survey responses should not be published in identifiable form without explicit permission. Where data informs policy research, Indoro should aggregate or de-identify it, document methodology, minimise collected fields and apply disclosure controls for small groups.

Employment outcomes should be verified with participant consent and reported with clear definitions. Testimonials require permission for the name, quotation, sector and any image used.

6. Who information may be shared with

Information may be shared with contracted hosting, form, analytics, security or AI providers only where necessary and under appropriate terms. Indoro should not sell personal data.

Information should not be shared with employers, government bodies, educational institutions or programme partners for an individual opportunity without the user’s knowledge and an appropriate legal basis, except where required by law or necessary to protect safety and rights.

7. Retention

Contact enquiries should be retained only as long as needed to respond and manage the relationship. Research records should follow a documented retention schedule. Unsuccessful or inactive candidate data should not be kept indefinitely. Add specific periods before launch.

8. Security

Indoro should use access controls, encryption in transit, secure authentication, minimal permissions, vendor review, backups and incident procedures appropriate to the sensitivity of the data. No internet system is completely secure, so users should avoid sending highly sensitive documents through ordinary email.

9. User rights

Depending on applicable law, users may have rights to access, correct, delete, restrict or object to processing; withdraw consent; receive a portable copy; and complain to a regulator. Requests can be sent to the contact below. Identity may need to be reasonably verified.

10. Children and students

Indoro’s education work may involve students. The final service must define age thresholds, obtain parental or school consent where required, avoid behavioural advertising, collect only necessary information and provide age-appropriate explanations.

11. International transfers

Because Indoro concerns India, Korea and users in other locations, information may cross borders if cloud or AI providers are used. The final notice must identify transfer locations and safeguards required by applicable privacy law.

12. Changes to this notice

This notice may be updated as the service, research programme or legal obligations change. The effective date will be updated and material changes should be highlighted.

13. Contact

Privacy questions or requests can be sent to aaravchhaw@gmail.com. Add a dedicated privacy address and regulator information before launch where required.

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