PRIVACY

Privacy at WONE.

This page explains the types of information WONE may receive through the public website and user accounts, and the principles used to handle that information.

Information WONE may receive

WONE may receive information that you submit through public forms, account registration, ASK WONE, Bring a Requirement, expressions of interest, Global Business Circuit registration and other WONE services. This may include identity and contact information, organisation and role information, the business context you choose to provide, and technical information generated through ordinary website use.

How information may be used

Information may be used to provide the WONE services you request, remember relevant details as you move through the site, respond to enquiries, handle requirements, administer accounts, protect and improve the service, and meet legitimate compliance or record-keeping needs.

Accounts and access

WONE Client and Partner workspaces may contain information linked to an authenticated identity. Account controls, email verification and role-based access are intended to reduce the risk that information is exposed to the wrong user.

Professional matters

General public forms are not designed as a substitute for an agreed secure channel for legally privileged, highly confidential or professionally sensitive material. Where specialist work proceeds, the responsible professional or provider may have separate privacy, confidentiality, regulatory and engagement obligations.

Technology, security and service providers

WONE may use hosting, email, security, analytics, AI or other technology providers to operate the platform. Access should be limited to what is necessary for the relevant service and managed with appropriate security controls. WONE should not expose API keys or account secrets in public browser code.

Questions, corrections and rights

Applicable privacy rights can depend on the person, location and processing context. Questions about personal information, corrections or applicable rights should be directed to WONE through the contact channel published for privacy matters.

Legal review.

This notice should be kept under review as WONE's legal entities, service providers, jurisdictions and operating practices change.

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