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Privacy policy summary — what data Easedesk collects and why

Plain-English summary of what data Easedesk collects, how we use it, and your rights under India's DPDP Act 2023.

4 min read·Updated 2026-06-30

Quick answer

Easedesk collects: account info (name, email, phone), tenant business data (invoices, customers, etc.), usage analytics, and crash logs. We use it to operate the service, send transactional emails, and improve the product. We never sell data. Full policy at /privacy.

What we collect

Account: name, email, mobile, company. Business data: everything you create in the ERP. Telemetry: page views (no PII), feature usage, crash logs. Network: IP, user-agent (for security).

How we use it

Operate the service. Send transactional emails (OTP, invoices, alerts). Investigate security incidents. Aggregate usage statistics for product improvement. Comply with legal requests (court orders only).

What we don't do

We never sell or rent your data. We don't use your business data to train AI models. We don't share with advertising networks.

Your rights (DPDP Act)

  • Right to access your data (Settings → Export Data)
  • Right to correction (edit your profile)
  • Right to deletion (cancel + 90-day grace + permanent delete)
  • Right to data portability (export as CSV/JSON)
  • Right to grievance redressal ([email protected])

Frequently asked questions

Do you use my data to train AI?
No. Your business data is never used to train any AI model — ours or third-party. The in-app AI Assistant uses your data only to answer your own queries; nothing leaves your tenant.
Where can I find the full policy?
https://www.easedesk.com/privacy — also linked from every page footer.
Who is the Grievance Officer?
Contact details under DPDP Act are in the full privacy policy at /privacy.
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