Your details deserve a clear explanation.

Who is responsible?

Taskwren is a proposed business name. Its legal operator and contact address have not been provided, so those details must be added here before ongoing service work begins and this notice is finalised. For a privacy question in the meantime, contact taskwren-p2i93g@polsia.app.

What happens when you use the enquiry form?

When you submit the enquiry form, the app sends your reply email, business type, any estimated hours you provide and your requested administrative support to its server. The app saves those details in Taskwren’s private request dossier for authorized staff to review. The submission does not send an email notification. A later reply or decision sent through your private follow-up link is attached to that same dossier.

Please do not include passwords, authentication codes or unnecessary sensitive information in the form or email.

Why would information be used?

The intended purposes are to review an enquiry and reply. Any later scope, quote or work would be handled separately and is not confirmed by the enquiry form. The lawful basis for each purpose must be documented for the operating business before launch.

Client information and access

If Taskwren accepts a task, the information needed to perform that agreed work should be limited to what is necessary. Any system access must be agreed separately using an appropriate delegated method. This site does not provide a secure access mechanism. A data-handling process, security measures, retention schedule and any processor arrangements still need to be established and reviewed.

Retention, sharing and your rights

No retention period or list of service providers has been established here. These details must be confirmed and published before launch. UK GDPR may provide rights over personal information, depending on the circumstances. Once the controller details and process are confirmed, this notice should explain how to exercise those rights and how to raise a concern.

Cookies, analytics and UK obligations

The site offers Meta Pixel for advertising measurement. It can record page views, successful account creation and confirmed quote payments, including the verified buyer-paid amount and currency. The Pixel is not loaded and no Pixel event or tracking-cookie access occurs unless you choose “Accept Meta advertising tracking.” If enabled, Meta Pixel may use identifiers such as _fbp and _fbc and receive browser, page and event information from your visit.

You can accept or reject advertising tracking in the on-screen choice panel. The persistent “Privacy choices” control lets you revise or withdraw that choice later. Rejecting or withdrawing tracking does not block the site, account creation or checkout. After withdrawal, the site stops sending further Pixel events and asks the Pixel to revoke consent. The Pixel is loaded only after you accept.

The responsible business should review Meta’s role and information handling, cookie details, transfers, lawful basis, retention and any other UK data-protection obligations before launch. This working draft has not verified UK data-protection compliance and is not legal advice or a compliance certification.