Audit privacy notice
What the audit collects and why
This notice applies to the Veyda Revenue Leak Audit. It explains the information used to run, save, and follow up on an audit. It does not claim legal certification or guaranteed compliance.
Public information scanned
The audit requests the public website you provide and may inspect its visible pages, metadata, contact paths, mobile and performance signals, public Google Business Profile fields, public photos, and public search or map results when those providers are configured. Provider failures are recorded as not measured, not as business failures.
Information you provide
We collect the confirmed business name, location, industry, service model, and the operating ranges you select about lead volume, value, response, follow-up, reviews, and capacity. To save or receive the complete report, we also collect your name and email, plus an optional phone number and role.
How it is used
The information is used to generate and deliver the report, preserve its evidence and assumptions, prevent duplicate or abusive submissions, understand which content led to the audit, and respond to questions about the result. The planning model is not a measurement of your accounting records.
Contact choices
Report delivery does not enroll you in unrelated marketing. Marketing email and call or text follow-up use separate optional controls. If you do not select them, the audit request itself is still submitted and the report remains available. Consent records store the displayed text version, time, source, and submitted number when applicable.
Processing and retention
Public-signal providers process the website or business query needed to return their data. Audit submissions are sent through Veyda's configured server-side lead system; private webhook credentials are never sent to the browser. Retention and deletion periods must be finalized for the production CRM before launch.
Questions or requests
Contact hello@veydamarketing.com to ask about an audit record or request access, correction, or deletion. The request may require reasonable identity verification.