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Privacy Policy
Enterprise Innovation Ecosystem
Effective Date: 28 September 2026 | Last Updated: 28 September 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how Pion Global Private Limited processes personal data in connection with the PIEDAP Enterprise Innovation Ecosystem, including PIEDAP websites, account and platform environments, shared AI and analytics services, APIs, integrations, developer and partner interactions, and the PIEDAP platforms GRCNest, NexGenQE, DPConsent, PIEStrat, EvalTiq and Talenaise where this Policy is referenced. Customer-specific agreements, Data Processing Agreements and more specific notices may apply to particular processing activities.
Privacy at a Glance
| Topic | Summary |
|---|---|
| Who operates PIEDAP? | Pion Global Private Limited. |
| What is PIEDAP? | Pion Global's AI-powered Enterprise Innovation Ecosystem connecting multiple specialized platforms with shared AI, workflows, analytics, APIs, integrations and governance capabilities. |
| Which platforms are included? | GRCNest, NexGenQE, DPConsent, PIEStrat, EvalTiq and Talenaise. |
| When is Pion Global a Data Fiduciary / controller? | Generally for website visits, account administration, business contacts, billing, marketing, support, security, developer and partner relationships, and other processing purposes determined by Pion Global. |
| When is Pion Global a processor? | When PIEDAP processes Customer Personal Data on documented instructions from an enterprise customer, subject to the customer agreement and Data Processing Agreement. |
| Does PIEDAP sell personal data? | Pion Global does not sell Customer Personal Data. If any activity is legally treated as a sale or sharing under an applicable privacy law, required notices and opt-out choices will be provided. |
| How can rights be exercised? | Contact [email protected] or use any Privacy Request channel published by Pion Global. If the data is controlled by a PIEDAP customer, the customer may be the appropriate organization to contact. |
1.About PIEDAP and Scope of this Policy
Pion Global Private Limited ("Pion Global", "we", "us" or "our") owns and operates PIEDAP. PIEDAP is Pion Global's AI-powered Enterprise Innovation Ecosystem. It brings together specialized enterprise platforms with shared AI, workflow, analytics, integration, API and governance capabilities so organizations can adopt individual platforms or combine them into connected enterprise solutions.
This Privacy Policy applies when Pion Global determines the purposes and means of processing personal data in connection with PIEDAP. It also explains how Pion Global handles personal data when it acts as a processor or service provider on behalf of enterprise customers.
1.1 PIEDAP Ecosystem Covered by this Policy
| Platform / Ecosystem Component | Primary Role |
|---|---|
| PIEDAP | Enterprise Innovation Ecosystem, including public websites, shared services, identity, administration, analytics, AI, integration, API, developer, partner and governance capabilities. |
| GRCNest | Governance, Risk & Compliance platform for risks, controls, policies, evidence, audits, compliance, AI governance and remediation. |
| NexGenQE | Quality Engineering platform for test intelligence, automation, release quality, engineering assurance and quality analytics. |
| DPConsent | Consent Management Platform for consent capture, governance, synchronization, evidence and privacy operations. |
| PIEStrat | Project and portfolio management platform for strategy alignment, programs, projects, risks, dependencies and delivery intelligence. |
| EvalTiq | Assessment and decision intelligence platform for Audit, Discovery, Gap Analysis, Maturity and Survey assessments. |
| Talenaise | 360-degree competency, skills and performance evaluation platform for multi-rater feedback and development intelligence. |
A platform, microsite, customer environment, API, Developer Portal, integration, partner service or enterprise deployment may carry a more specific privacy notice. Where a more specific notice or signed agreement applies, that document governs the relevant processing to the extent of any inconsistency.
1.2 This Policy Does Not Replace Customer Contracts
- A signed Master Services Agreement, Subscription Agreement, Order Form, Statement of Work or similar commercial agreement.
- A Data Processing Agreement governing Customer Personal Data.
- Platform-specific privacy notices, employee notices or recruitment notices where applicable.
- Customer privacy notices where the enterprise customer is the Data Fiduciary or controller.
- Security, AI, sub-processor, retention, residency or deployment commitments contained in an applicable customer agreement.
2.Our Privacy Roles
The privacy role of Pion Global depends on the processing activity. The same organization can act as a Data Fiduciary or controller for some activities and as a Data Processor, processor or service provider for others.
2.1 Pion Global as Data Fiduciary / Controller
Pion Global generally acts as the Data Fiduciary under applicable Indian law and as the controller under the GDPR, UK data protection law or comparable privacy laws when we determine why and how personal data is processed. Examples include public website operations, account administration, identity and access management, billing contacts, sales and marketing, support, platform security, fraud prevention, developer and partner relationships, service administration and legal compliance.
2.2 Pion Global as Data Processor / Processor / Service Provider
When an enterprise customer uses PIEDAP to process personal data for its own business purposes, Pion Global may process that Customer Personal Data on the customer's documented instructions, subject to the applicable agreement and Data Processing Agreement. The customer is responsible for determining the lawful purpose, legal basis, notices, permissions, data-subject or Data Principal interactions, and instructions for that processing.
If your privacy request concerns personal data controlled by a PIEDAP customer, the customer may be the appropriate organization to contact. Pion Global will support the customer as required by applicable law and contract.
3.Key Privacy Terms
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Personal Data | Information relating to an identified or identifiable individual, including equivalent concepts such as personal information where applicable. |
| Customer Content | Data, documents, records, files, prompts, feedback, evidence, test artefacts, assessment responses or other content submitted to PIEDAP by or for a customer. |
| Customer Personal Data | Personal Data contained in Customer Content or otherwise processed by PIEDAP on a customer's behalf. |
| Usage Data | Technical, log, diagnostic, interaction and performance information generated through use of PIEDAP. |
| AI Input / Output | Prompts, documents, structured data or other information provided to AI-enabled features and the resulting summaries, recommendations, classifications, scores, narratives or other generated outputs. |
| Subprocessor | A third party engaged by Pion Global to process Customer Personal Data on behalf of PIEDAP customers. |
| Developer Data | Information associated with API users, credentials, sandbox environments, webhooks, applications, integrations and developer support. |
| Partner Data | Business-contact, enablement, referral, implementation, certification, integration or program information relating to ecosystem partners. |
4.Personal Data We May Process
4.1 Account, Identity and Business-Contact Information
- Name, business email address, telephone number, job title, organization, department and business location.
- Account identifiers, usernames, authentication records, role, permissions, organization membership and single-sign-on attributes.
- Billing, procurement, subscription and authorized-contact information.
- Partner, developer, reseller, supplier or integration-contact information.
4.2 Customer Content and Platform-Specific Data
The exact categories depend on the customer's configuration and use case. Examples include:
| Platform | Examples of Data Processed |
|---|---|
| GRCNest | Risk records, controls, policies, obligations, evidence, audit data, findings, incidents, corrective actions, vendor information and related workflow data. |
| NexGenQE | Requirements, test cases, scripts, test data, defects, execution results, engineering artefacts, release information and quality records. |
| DPConsent | Consent records, purposes, preferences, notices, withdrawal records, privacy-request workflows and related evidence, as configured by the customer. |
| PIEStrat | Project, portfolio, program, task, milestone, resource, risk, dependency, status, objective, KPI and delivery information. |
| EvalTiq | Assessment questions, responses, evidence, scores, findings, maturity information, survey responses and remediation data. |
| Talenaise | Competency, skills, behavioural and performance feedback, rater relationships, self-evaluations, manager, peer and direct-report feedback, and development information. |
Customers should not submit Personal Data, sensitive data, regulated data or confidential information unless they are authorized to do so and the applicable agreement, law and PIEDAP configuration permit that processing.
4.3 AI-Enabled Feature Data
- Prompts, documents, structured records and other inputs submitted to AI-enabled features.
- Generated summaries, recommendations, classifications, risk signals, assessments, test artefacts, narratives and other AI outputs.
- Context, metadata and retrieval information needed to operate, secure, monitor and troubleshoot AI-enabled features.
- Feedback on generated outputs where users choose to provide it.
4.4 Developer, API and Integration Data
- API account information, application names, access scopes, credentials or token metadata, webhook configuration and sandbox activity.
- API requests, response metadata, rate-limit information, integration logs, errors and diagnostic information.
- Data synchronized through customer-authorized connectors, APIs, webhooks or event integrations.
4.5 Website, Device, Usage and Security Data
- IP address, browser, device, operating system, language, time zone and network information.
- Login history, session identifiers, timestamps, feature usage, API activity, audit trails and diagnostic logs.
- Security events, failed login attempts, suspicious-activity signals, access-control records and incident information.
- Cookie or similar technology data where such technologies are enabled.
4.6 Support, Communications, Events and Partner Data
- Support tickets, chat or email correspondence, feedback, demo requests and service communications.
- Webinar, training, event, consultation and marketing-registration information.
- Customer success, implementation, onboarding and service-management records.
- Partner onboarding, implementation, referral, technical enablement and program administration records.
5.Sources of Personal Data
- Directly from you when you visit PIEDAP, create or use an account, request a demo, contact support, register for an event or interact with us.
- From your employer, organization, administrator or another authorized customer user.
- From customer systems and third-party tools connected to PIEDAP through APIs, connectors, webhooks or integrations.
- From implementation partners, resellers, technology partners or service providers where permitted by contract and law.
- From public or professional sources where reasonably relevant to business-to-business engagement and permitted by law.
- Automatically from PIEDAP systems, logs, security tooling and enabled website technologies.
6.Why We Process Personal Data
| Purpose | Examples |
|---|---|
| Provide and operate PIEDAP | Create accounts, authenticate users, deliver platform functionality, process authorized transactions and provide configured services. |
| Customer implementation and support | Onboard customers, configure environments, troubleshoot issues, deliver training, provide customer success and respond to support requests. |
| AI-enabled functionality | Generate, analyze, classify, summarize, score or recommend information within configured AI-assisted features. |
| Security and integrity | Protect accounts and environments, detect abuse, investigate incidents, manage vulnerabilities and maintain auditability. |
| Service reliability and improvement | Monitor performance, diagnose errors, improve usability and enhance features, subject to contractual and legal restrictions. |
| Communications | Send service notices, security alerts, support responses, billing communications and, where permitted, marketing communications. |
| Enterprise integrations | Connect PIEDAP with customer-authorized third-party systems, synchronize data and support workflow interoperability. |
| Developer and partner ecosystem | Operate developer portals, API programs, sandboxes, partner enablement, integration programs and ecosystem relationships. |
| Legal and contractual compliance | Meet contractual commitments, establish or defend legal claims, respond to lawful requests and comply with applicable law. |
| Business administration | Manage finance, procurement, internal reporting, business continuity, corporate transactions and legitimate B2B operations. |
7.Legal Grounds for Processing
The legal basis or lawful ground depends on the jurisdiction, our role and the processing activity. Where required, we identify the appropriate basis before processing.
7.1 India
Where the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and applicable rules are in force and apply, Pion Global processes digital personal data for lawful purposes based on consent or another ground permitted by applicable law. Where Pion Global acts as a Data Processor, we process Customer Personal Data on the instructions of the relevant Data Fiduciary, subject to applicable law and contract.
7.2 European Economic Area and United Kingdom
- Contract or steps at your request before entering a contract, for account or service administration where applicable.
- Legitimate interests, such as securing PIEDAP, improving services, managing B2B relationships, preventing misuse and administering the ecosystem, balanced against individual rights.
- Consent, where required for specific communications, optional features, cookies or other processing.
- Legal obligation, where processing is necessary to comply with applicable law.
7.3 Other Jurisdictions
Where another privacy law applies, Pion Global relies on the lawful ground, permitted business purpose or exception required by that law and provides additional notices or choices where necessary.
8.AI, Automated Processing and Human Oversight
PIEDAP includes AI-assisted and agentic capabilities across planning, project and portfolio management, quality engineering, assessments, talent evaluation, consent operations, governance, risk and compliance. Depending on the feature, AI may analyze data, generate content, summarize information, identify patterns, prioritize risks, recommend actions, produce scores or support workflow decisions.
8.1 AI Inputs and Outputs
Users and customers are responsible for ensuring that Personal Data submitted to AI-enabled features is authorized and appropriate for the intended purpose. AI-generated outputs may be incomplete, probabilistic or inaccurate and should be reviewed before material decisions are made.
8.2 Customer Data and Model Improvement
Customer Personal Data is processed to provide the contracted PIEDAP services and in accordance with documented customer instructions. Pion Global will not use Customer Personal Data to train shared or general-purpose AI models unless such use is expressly permitted by the applicable customer agreement, feature terms or the customer's documented instruction. Product telemetry or de-identified and aggregated information may be used for security, performance and service improvement where permitted by law and contract.
8.3 Third-Party AI Providers
Certain AI-enabled features may use approved third-party model or infrastructure providers. Where such providers process Customer Personal Data on Pion Global's behalf, they are managed through applicable contractual, security and subprocessor controls. Customer-specific restrictions, model-provider choices or regional processing commitments are governed by the applicable agreement and current subprocessor information.
8.4 Automated Decisions, Profiling and AI Transparency
PIEDAP is designed to support human decision-making. Where applicable law provides rights relating to solely automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects, Pion Global will provide required safeguards for processing for which it acts as controller. Customers are responsible for determining whether their use of PIEDAP creates automated decision-making or profiling obligations in their own context. Where applicable AI laws require disclosure that a person is interacting with AI or that content is AI-generated or manipulated, Pion Global will implement appropriate transparency measures for relevant PIEDAP features.
9.Talenaise and People-Related Evaluations
Talenaise may process employee, worker, candidate or professional evaluation information when configured by a customer. This may include self-evaluations, manager, peer, direct-report or other stakeholder feedback, competency information, performance-related observations and development plans.
The enterprise customer generally determines the purpose, participants, evaluation criteria, lawful basis, notices and employment or development use of the information. Pion Global processes that Customer Personal Data as instructed and does not independently make the customer's hiring, promotion, compensation, disciplinary or termination decisions. Customers are responsible for applying appropriate human oversight and complying with employment, labour, anti-discrimination, works council and privacy requirements applicable to their use.
10.DPConsent and Consent / Privacy Operations
DPConsent may be used by enterprise customers to capture, manage, synchronize, evidence and govern consent and privacy-related workflows. Where an enterprise customer determines the purposes for which consent records and Data Principal or data-subject information are processed, the customer generally acts as the Data Fiduciary or controller and Pion Global acts as a processor or service provider for that Customer Personal Data.
References to DPConsent as a Consent Management Platform do not mean that Pion Global is a registered "Consent Manager" under the Indian Digital Personal Data Protection framework unless Pion Global expressly states that it has obtained the applicable statutory registration.
11.Cross-Platform Workflows and Ecosystem Data Flows
PIEDAP is designed as a connected ecosystem. A customer may configure workflows, analytics, integrations or shared services that exchange authorized data between PIEDAP platforms. Such cross-platform processing occurs based on customer configuration, permissions, role-based access, applicable agreements and platform controls.
- PIEDAP does not automatically combine Customer Personal Data across unrelated customers.
- Cross-platform access is subject to tenant, role, permission, licenses and configuration controls appropriate to the deployment.
- Customers are responsible for determining whether a proposed cross-platform data flow is lawful and appropriate for their use case.
- Where shared identity, analytics, AI context or governance services process data across platforms, Pion Global applies the applicable customer instructions and contractual restrictions.
12.Developer Portal, APIs and Partner Ecosystem
PIEDAP may provide APIs, webhooks, sandbox environments, integration documentation, developer credentials and partner enablement services. We may process developer or partner contact information, access credentials or token metadata, integration configuration, usage logs, support records and technical diagnostics to provide and secure those services.
Developers, customers and partners are responsible for ensuring that applications, connectors and extensions they build or operate have a lawful basis for processing personal data and comply with applicable privacy, security and contractual requirements. Third-party partner solutions may have their own privacy notices.
13.External Integrations and Customer-Authorized Systems
PIEDAP may connect with engineering, DevOps, cloud, ITSM, CRM, HR, ERP, analytics, collaboration and other enterprise systems selected by the customer. When a customer enables an integration, PIEDAP may receive, transmit, synchronize or reference data from that system as necessary to perform the configured workflow.
- The customer is responsible for authorizing the integration and configuring appropriate scopes and permissions.
- Data received from a connected service may be subject to both this Policy and the privacy practices of the connected provider.
- Pion Global does not control independent processing carried out by third-party services outside PIEDAP.
- Integration logs and metadata may be processed for security, troubleshooting, reliability and auditability.
14.Cookies and Similar Technologies
PIEDAP websites and interfaces may use cookies, local storage, pixels, tags or similar technologies for strictly necessary functions, security, authentication, preferences, performance and, where enabled, analytics or marketing measurement. The specific technologies used may vary by site, environment or deployment.
Where consent is required for non-essential technologies, Pion Global will provide an appropriate notice and preference mechanism. A separate Cookie Policy or cookie-preference interface may provide current details about categories, providers and retention periods.
15.How We Share Personal Data
Pion Global may disclose Personal Data only where reasonably necessary and permitted by law and contract. Recipients may include:
- Authorized Pion Global personnel and affiliated teams that need the information to perform their responsibilities.
- Cloud, infrastructure, communications, support, security, analytics, AI, payment or other service providers acting under appropriate contractual controls.
- Approved subprocessors used to deliver Customer Personal Data processing under applicable customer agreements.
- Implementation, integration or ecosystem partners where the customer has authorized their involvement or the disclosure is otherwise permitted.
- Professional advisers, auditors, insurers, financial institutions and other business advisers subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.
- Regulators, law-enforcement bodies, courts or public authorities when required by applicable law or a valid legal process.
- Potential or actual acquirers, investors or transaction advisers in connection with a merger, acquisition, restructuring, financing or sale, subject to appropriate safeguards.
Pion Global does not sell Customer Personal Data. If Pion Global engages in an activity that is legally treated as a "sale" or "sharing" under an applicable privacy law, we will provide the notices and opt-out mechanisms required by that law.
16.Subprocessors and Service Providers
Pion Global may engage subprocessors and service providers to support hosting, infrastructure, communications, security, support, AI-enabled functionality, analytics and other operational needs. The specific providers may change over time.
Where required by contract or law, Pion Global maintains contractual terms addressing confidentiality, security, data protection and permitted processing. Customer-specific notification, objection or approval rights for subprocessors are governed by the applicable Data Processing Agreement or customer contract. Current subprocessor information should be published or made available through PIEDAP's Trust or legal resources.
17.International Data Transfers
PIEDAP may process Personal Data in countries other than the country in which it was originally collected, depending on customer deployment, support arrangements, subprocessors, integrations and service configuration.
Where required, Pion Global uses legally recognized transfer mechanisms and safeguards, which may include adequacy decisions, contractual protections such as Standard Contractual Clauses, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement or Addendum, or other mechanisms permitted by applicable law. Customer-specific data-location and transfer commitments are governed by the applicable agreement.
18.Enterprise Deployment, Data Residency and Segregation
PIEDAP may be offered through shared SaaS, dedicated SaaS or other customer-specific deployment models. The applicable agreement defines customer-specific hosting, residency, environment segregation, security, backup, support and operational commitments.
- Shared SaaS environments use logical tenant separation and access controls appropriate to the service design.
- Dedicated SaaS may provide additional customer-specific isolation, configuration or integration options.
- Customer-selected integrations may cause data to move to systems or locations controlled by the customer or third parties.
- Data residency does not necessarily mean all support, telemetry, security or subprocessor activity occurs in the same location unless expressly agreed.
19.Data Retention
We retain Personal Data only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, to meet contractual commitments, maintain security and auditability, resolve disputes, enforce agreements and comply with applicable law. Retention can vary by data category, deployment and customer instruction.
| Data Category | Retention Approach |
|---|---|
| Customer Content | Retained according to the customer agreement, DPA, configured retention settings and customer deletion instructions, subject to legal obligations and backup cycles. |
| Account and administration data | Retained while the account or business relationship remains active and for a reasonable period afterward where needed for legal, security, billing or support purposes. |
| Security and audit logs | Retained for periods reasonably necessary to investigate incidents, maintain platform integrity, support audits and meet contractual or legal requirements. |
| Support and service records | Retained as necessary to manage requests, document service history, improve support and meet contractual obligations. |
| Developer and integration logs | Retained as reasonably necessary for security, debugging, API administration, rate-limit enforcement, auditability and contractual requirements. |
| Marketing data | Retained until consent is withdrawn, an opt-out is received or the information is no longer needed, subject to suppression records required to honor opt-outs. |
| De-identified / aggregated data | May be retained where it no longer identifies an individual and is maintained in accordance with applicable law and contract. |
Deletion from active systems may not immediately remove information from backups or disaster-recovery copies. Such copies are protected and expire or are overwritten according to applicable backup cycles unless legal preservation is required.
20.Security of Personal Data
Pion Global applies technical and organizational measures designed to protect Personal Data against unauthorized access, use, disclosure, alteration, loss or destruction. Measures vary by service, deployment and risk and may include access controls, authentication, encryption, logging, monitoring, vulnerability management, secure development practices, backup and recovery controls, segregation and incident response processes.
No method of transmission, storage or processing is completely secure. Specific security commitments, technical controls, certifications, data-location obligations or customer requirements are governed by the applicable agreement and current security documentation rather than by unverified statements in this public Policy.
21.Personal Data Breaches and Security Incidents
Pion Global maintains processes to identify, investigate, contain and remediate suspected security incidents. Where Pion Global acts as controller, we make notifications to regulators or affected individuals where required by applicable law. Where Pion Global acts as processor for Customer Personal Data, we notify and assist the relevant customer in accordance with the applicable Data Processing Agreement and law.
22.Your Privacy Rights
Your rights depend on your jurisdiction, our role in the relevant processing and applicable exemptions. Rights are not absolute and may be limited where Pion Global or a customer must retain information to comply with law, establish or defend claims, protect security or satisfy other lawful obligations.
22.1 India
Where applicable provisions of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and rules are in force and apply, Data Principals may have rights including access to specified information, correction and erasure, grievance redressal and nomination, subject to statutory conditions and exceptions. Requests concerning Customer Personal Data should generally be directed to the enterprise customer acting as the Data Fiduciary.
22.2 European Economic Area and United Kingdom
- Access your Personal Data and obtain information about relevant processing.
- Request correction of inaccurate or incomplete Personal Data.
- Request erasure in applicable circumstances.
- Request restriction of processing in applicable circumstances.
- Receive Personal Data in a portable format where the right applies.
- Object to processing based on legitimate interests and object at any time to direct marketing.
- Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent, without affecting processing already carried out lawfully.
- Exercise applicable rights relating to solely automated decisions with legal or similarly significant effects.
- Lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.
22.3 California
Where the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended, applies to Pion Global and to the relevant Personal Information, California residents may have rights to know or access, correct, delete, opt out of sale or sharing, limit certain uses of sensitive Personal Information where applicable, and not receive discriminatory treatment for exercising applicable rights. Pion Global does not sell Customer Personal Data. Where required, Pion Global will honor legally valid browser-based opt-out preference signals for activities subject to such obligations.
22.4 Other Jurisdictions
Additional privacy rights may apply under other national, state or regional laws. We will respond to valid requests in accordance with the law that applies to the relevant processing.
23.How to Exercise Rights or Raise a Privacy Grievance
- Contact Pion Global using the details in Section 30 or use a Privacy Request channel published on PIEDAP.
- Provide enough information for us to understand the request and identify the relevant relationship, account, platform or processing activity.
- We may take reasonable steps to verify identity or authority before acting on a request and will request only information reasonably necessary for that purpose.
- Where permitted by law, an authorized representative may submit a request on your behalf, subject to appropriate verification.
- We will respond within the period required by applicable law. Response periods may vary by jurisdiction, request type and permitted extension.
- If the request concerns Customer Personal Data controlled by a PIEDAP customer, we may refer the request to that customer or support the customer in responding.
If you are dissatisfied with our response, you may have the right to escalate the matter through an applicable grievance mechanism or lodge a complaint with the relevant privacy or data-protection authority, subject to applicable law.
24.Direct Marketing and Communications
You can ask us at any time to stop using your Personal Data to send marketing communications. Once you opt out, we will stop using your Personal Data for direct marketing, subject to reasonable processing time and legally required suppression records. We may still send service-related, contractual, security, billing or legally required communications.
25.Children and Minors
PIEDAP is designed for enterprise and professional use and is not directed to children. Pion Global does not knowingly invite children to create direct PIEDAP accounts or submit Personal Data through public PIEDAP websites.
If a customer configures a PIEDAP platform to process Personal Data relating to minors, the customer is responsible for ensuring that the processing is lawful, appropriately authorized and covered by required notices or consent. Where Indian DPDP provisions apply, the statutory definition of a child and related obligations will be applied as required by law. If you believe a child has provided Personal Data directly to Pion Global without appropriate authorization, contact us using Section 30.
26.Third-Party Websites and Services
PIEDAP may contain links to third-party websites or enable third-party services. This Privacy Policy does not govern independent third-party processing. You should review the privacy notice of the relevant third party before providing information directly to it.
27.Aggregated and De-Identified Information
Pion Global may create aggregated or de-identified information from Personal Data where permitted by law and contract. We may use such information for analytics, benchmarking, service improvement, security and business insights where it cannot reasonably identify an individual. We do not attempt to re-identify de-identified information except where permitted for validation, security or legal purposes.
28.Corporate Transactions and Legal Requests
If Pion Global is involved in a merger, acquisition, restructuring, financing, sale of assets or similar transaction, Personal Data may be disclosed to relevant advisers, counterparties or successors subject to appropriate confidentiality, legal and data-protection safeguards.
We may also preserve or disclose Personal Data where we reasonably believe it is necessary to comply with a binding legal obligation, valid legal process, court order, regulatory request, or to protect rights, safety, security, fraud prevention or legal claims. Where permitted, we assess requests for legal validity and scope.
29.Changes to this Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in PIEDAP, platform architecture, AI functionality, integrations, deployment models, legal requirements or privacy practices. The updated version will be published with a revised "Last Updated" date. Where required by law or appropriate for a material change, we will provide additional notice.
30.Contact, Privacy Requests and Grievances
For privacy questions, rights requests or grievances relating to processing for which Pion Global acts as Data Fiduciary or controller, contact:
| Contact Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Organization | Pion Global Private Limited |
| PIEDAP Privacy / Grievance Email | [email protected] |
| Telephone | +91 9900350123 |
| Website | https://www.piedap.io |
| Business Address | 48, 4th B Main, Classic Paradise Layout, Begur Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India |
For Customer Personal Data, enterprise customers should use the privacy and support channels specified in their applicable customer agreement or Data Processing Agreement. Pion Global may introduce a dedicated privacy mailbox or Privacy Request portal; if so, the current contact method will be published on PIEDAP.
31.Related PIEDAP Legal and Trust Documents
This Privacy Policy should be read together with the PIEDAP Terms of Use, Acceptable Use Policy, Cookie Policy where applicable, Responsible AI / AI Transparency Notice, Responsible Vulnerability Disclosure Policy, Data Processing Agreement, Subprocessor List, security documentation and applicable customer contracts.
This Policy is intended to provide transparent information about PIEDAP privacy practices. Customer-specific processing commitments are governed by the applicable signed agreement and Data Processing Agreement.