Privacy
Policy

Who We Are

PrideNext Consulting, LLP is committed to using cutting-edge technology to fulfill our clients' needs and assist them in accomplishing their business objectives. We make use of our knowledge to give you access to the scope and velocity of global infrastructure innovation across a variety of platforms, technologies, and services.

You are currently on our website, which acts as the digital face of our business, as you read this page. We are dedicated to giving you a first-rate experience. While perusing our website, you share content that piques your interest, get rapid answers to any queries you may have, and make sure everything works properly to keep you from being frustrated.

Only with your gracious assistance in providing us with your personal information will this be achievable. We take your privacy seriously and recognize that personal data is a sensitive topic. We have created this privacy policy to alleviate any worries you might have by outlining how we manage your personal data and guaranteeing that it is kept private.

What Personal Data We Collect

PrideNext gathers information so that we can provide you with honest feedback about our services. Some of this information is provided by you directly, for example, when you contact us for assistance or to share your thoughts on one of our articles by completing the Ask Author and Contact Us forms. We obtain certain information from the software operating on your device and through technologies like cookies and error reports.

We also collect information from third parties. We secure data collected from third parties in accordance with the principles stated in this statement, as well as any additional limits imposed by the source of the data. These third-party sources may change with time, but currently include:

• Service providers assist us in determining a location based on your IP address so that we can tailor specific products to your location.
• Partners with whom we provide co-branded services or participate in joint marketing initiatives.
• Open government databases and other public domain data are examples of publicly available sources.

You have choices regarding the data we collect. When asked to share personal information, you may decline. However, if you opt not to provide data required to offer a service or feature or to provide feedback, you may be unable to utilize or get some of the services or features.

The data we collect may include the following:

• Name & Contact Details: We collect your first and surname name, work email address, phone number, company name, and other relevant contact information.
• Demographic Data: We collect data including your country and chosen language.
• Website Data:We collect data on your interactions with the PrideNext website. As an example, we collect:

Details regarding visitor behaviour patterns, such as which website areas you visit and how long you spend there.

• Configuration data: We collect information about the network you use to access our website. This includes your IP address.
• Error reports and performance data: We collect information about the problems you have with our services. This information enables us to diagnose the issues and suggest solutions. Depending on your browsing environment and settings, error reports may include information such as the type or severity of the situation, details of the software or hardware associated with the error, the contents of the files you were using when the error occurred, and information about other software on your device.
• Troubleshooting and Help Data: If PrideNext is assisting you with troubleshooting, we collect information about you, your hardware, software, and other incident-related details. Such data includes your contact information, the content of your chats and other communications with PrideNext, data about the machine and application's condition when the fault occurred and during diagnostics, and system and registry data about software installations and hardware configurations.

Our website is not meant for children or private individuals, and we do not knowingly gather data about them. Parents can revoke previously granted consent and examine, modify, or request the deletion of their children's personal information.

We may also gather personal data from third parties that have your permission to share your information with us or from publicly available sources.

Why do we collect personal data?

PrideNext gathers data for the following purposes: delivering communications, including promotional communications, advertising, evaluating website visitor statistics, addressing technical website issues, and optimizing website user experience

In carrying out these goals, we intend to notify you of issues you have requested, to contact you if we need to gather or provide further information, to ensure our records are correct, and to check in with you on a regular basis to ensure your satisfaction. We do not rent or trade email addresses with other organizations or corporations.

However, to protect privacy, we have included technological and operational protections to avoid data leaks. For example, we keep data that we gather from you, whether directly or indirectly, in a secure database. This includes your name, email address, phone number, and company name.

You can also sign up for email subscriptions and pick how you want to receive promotional communications from PrideNext: email, SMS, physical mail, or phone.

We will access, transfer, disclose, and preserve personal data where necessary.

1. To comply with the law or react to a legitimate legal process, such as a request from law enforcement or government authorities.
2. Protect our customers, for example, by preventing spam or attempts to swindle users of our services, as well as assisting in the prevention of death or severe injury.
3. Protect PrideNext's rights, including enforcing the terms and conditions for using the services.

Assume third-party agents process personal data on our behalf in a manner that contradicts the principles outlined herein. In that instance, we are still accountable unless we can establish that we were not responsible for the occurrence that caused the damage.

Please be aware that some of our website pages contain links to third-party products whose privacy policies may differ from those of PrideNext. If you provide personal information to any of these parties, it is subject to their privacy policies.

What Rights Do You Have?

You have the right to view, modify, or remove the personal information that we hold.

• You have the right to know what personal data we have on you and who the recipients are at any time.
• You may request that we update and correct any out-of-date or incorrect/incomplete personal data that we have on file for you at no cost.
• You may opt out of any marketing communications that we may send you. This option is not applicable to mandatory service communications
• You may withdraw your permission to the processing of your information at any time.
• You can request that your personal information be erased or updated here.

Email your request at connect@pridenextconsulting.com. We will respond to requests to access or delete your personal data within 30 days.

Cookies & Similar Technologies

PrideNext uses cookies (small text files stored on your device) and other technologies to offer online services and collect data. The text in a cookie is often a string of numbers and letters that uniquely identify your machine, but it may also contain other information.

We use cookies and related technology for a variety of reasons, including:

• Security: Cookies are used to detect fraud and abuse on our website and services.
• Storing data you provide on a website: When you provide information, we save it in a cookie to remember what you entered.

The primary reason we typically use cookies is to collect website statistics.

How to Control Cookies?

You can turn off cookies in your browser.

Other Similar Technologies

In addition to ordinary cookies, we may use additional comparable technologies to store and access data files on your computer. This is commonly used to improve speed and performance by storing specified files locally. These technologies, like regular cookies, can record a unique identifier for your computer, which can subsequently be used to track behavior. These technologies include Local Shared Objects (sometimes known as "Flash cookies").

Notice for End Users

PrideNext is intended to provide services to organizations. Your use of PrideNext's website may be subject to your organization's policies, if applicable. If your organization is responsible for your use of PrideNext 's website, please get in touch with your administrator with any privacy concerns. PrideNext is not responsible for our customers' privacy or security practices, which may differ from those described in this privacy statement.

Use an email account supplied by an entity with which you are affiliated, such as an employer or a school. The owner of the domain associated with your email address (e.g., your employer) may have access to and handle your data, including the contents of your communications and files.

How We Secure Your Information?

We employ a number of security technologies and methods to keep your personal information safe from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. For example, we save the personal data you supply on computer systems with restricted access and in secure locations.

How long will the data be stored?

PrideNext keeps personal data for as long as required to offer the services and feedback you've requested, as well as for other critical objectives, including complying with our legal requirements and enforcing our agreements. Actual retention durations may vary depending on the needs of the data type. The criteria used to establish the retention periods are:

• Is the personal information of the sensitive type? If so, a retention period of up to five years is often reasonable.
• Is PrideNext under any legal, contractual, or similar responsibility to keep the data? Examples include required data retention regulations in the relevant jurisdiction, government directives to preserve data pertinent to an inquiry, and data that must be maintained for litigation.