Legal

We collect what the audit form and the Telegram bot send us: your name, company (optional), one contact — a Telegram username, phone number or email — your message, the language you used, the page you came from and campaign tags. For rate limiting we store a salted hash of your IP address and browser, not the address itself.

We use this to reply to you, to prepare the audit, and to see which pages bring real requests. We do not sell or share lead data, run ad-tech on it, or send newsletters you did not ask for.

Processors that touch this data: Supabase (database hosting), Vercel (site hosting), Cloudflare (bot protection, when enabled), Telegram (alerts to our ops group and the bot itself), Resend (confirmation emails, only when you leave an email), Anthropic (a one-line summary of your request for our internal triage). Analytics: Yandex Metrica and Vercel Analytics, aggregate only.

We keep lead records for 24 months, then delete them. Write to us at any time to see or erase what we hold about you — the contacts are in the footer; we answer erasure requests within a week.

This site is a catalogue, not a contract. Every engagement — audit follow-up, pilot, retainer, training — is agreed in an individual written proposal with its own scope, price and terms.

The site does not publish prices: every engagement is quoted after the audit, from its scope. Nothing here is an offer capable of acceptance, and the site itself sells and invoices nothing. Digital products (skills, courses) will get their own terms when checkout opens.

Metrics on the site are marked measured or target. A target is a design goal, not a promise of results; results for your company are defined and measured in the pilot proposal.

Uzbekistan's personal-data law requires personal data of citizens of Uzbekistan to be stored on servers located inside the country. Our infrastructure (Supabase, Vercel) is hosted abroad.

Until a lawyer confirms the exact reading for lead forms of this kind, we act on the strict interpretation: the form collects the minimum a reply needs — no passport data, no card numbers, no addresses — and you can reach us entirely inside Telegram instead of the form, leaving nothing on our servers.

For client projects the question is addressed in the AI usage policy and data rules that ship with every pilot: what leaves your network, what never does, and where the system of record lives — which can be a database inside Uzbekistan or your 1C.