We keep what you send us so we can answer you and hold your call. Five companies help with that, and they're all named here. Nothing on this site tracks you.
1Who we are
Hatchfactory is run by David Morgan, a sole trader. He decides what happens to your details, so in the law's words he is their controller.
- Controller
- David Morgan, trading as Hatchfactory
- Where
- Mitcham, South West London
- [email protected]
- Phone
- +44 7818 141500
When Hatchfactory becomes a registered company, this notice will be rewritten to name it.
2What we collect, and why
From the enquiry form
Your name, your email, your company, what you need, and your budget band. We use them to reply to you, within two working days.
From a booking
Your name, your email, your budget band and the time you pick. Calendly takes them and sends you the invite for the 30-minute call, with a Google Meet link. We use them to hold the call.
If we work together
Your contact details, and what you send us for the work. We use them to do the work.
If you write to [email protected], we have what you write. We use your details for nothing else.
3The lawful basis
You ask us to do something: answer an enquiry, or hold a call. Using your details for that is a step you asked for before any contract. The law calls this the contract basis, and it's the one we rely on. If we work together, the contract itself is the basis.
You don't have to give us anything. Without a name and an email, though, we can't reply.
4Who else handles your details
We use Calendly on this website. Five companies handle your details for us, each for one job.
- Calendly
- The booking
Runs the calendar on Contact, takes your booking and sends the invite. Calendly is our processor: it handles your details on our behalf, under its data processing terms.
Calendly works in the United States. Your details go there under the Data Privacy Framework (its UK Extension), with standard contractual clauses as the fallback.
- The call
The booking goes into our Google calendar, the invite carries a Google Meet link, and the call runs on Meet.
- GoDaddy
- Email
Hosts [email protected], so your emails to us, and the enquiries the form sends, sit in a GoDaddy mailbox.
- Cloudflare
- Hosting and the form
Hosts this site. When you send the enquiry form, a small function on the site takes it and hands it to Resend.
- Resend
- The form's email
Emails your enquiry to [email protected]. Resend is our processor: it handles your details on our behalf, under its data processing terms.
Resend works in the United States. Your details go there under the Data Privacy Framework (its UK Extension), with standard contractual clauses as the fallback.
5How long we keep them
- 12months
- Enquiries and bookings that don't become work.
- 6years after
- Clients: for as long as the work runs, and six years after it ends.
Then we delete them.
6Cookies
This site sets no cookies of its own. It runs no analytics and no tracking.
It keeps one thing in your browser: your answer to the calendar question on Contact, yes or no, so you aren't asked on every visit. It stays on your device and isn't sent to us. Keeping it is strictly necessary to remember the choice you made.
Calendly's calendar on Contact loads only after you say yes. Once it loads, it uses Calendly's cookies. What they are and what they do is in Calendly's privacy notice.
You can change your choice at any time. This clears your answer, so Contact asks again and the calendar stays off until you say yes. Cookies Calendly has already set stay in your browser until you clear them there.
7Your rights
You can ask us:
- what details we hold about you, and for a copy;
- to correct them;
- to delete them;
- to limit what we do with them;
- for them in a form you can take elsewhere.
You can take back your yes to the calendar at any time, with the button in section 6. It stops the calendar loading from then on.
For any of these, write to [email protected].
Your right to object
You can object to how we use your details. Write to [email protected] and say so, and we'll look at it and answer you.
8Complaints
Tell us first, at [email protected]. We'll acknowledge your complaint within 30 days and answer it without undue delay.
If you're not happy with our answer, you can complain to the Information Commissioner's Office, the UK's data protection regulator, at ico.org.uk.
Who to ask
Questions about your details:
[email protected]Or book a call