Privacy policy

Company

ForkPoint Ltd

Contact person

ForkPoint Team

Registration number

To be completed before launch

Registered address

Sofia, Bulgaria

Business register

Commercial Register

Telephone

To be completed before launch

Email

office@forkpoint.com

Scope and controller

ForkPoint Ltd is the intended operator of this site. The controller details appear above. This draft must be completed with the actual hosting, email, and service providers before launch.

Data and purposes

If you email us, we receive your email address, message, and any details you include. We use them to answer your request. Please do not send sensitive personal data. The hosting provider may process IP addresses and request logs to deliver and secure the site.

Forms and payments

1 of 1 general forms have a submission endpoint. Connected forms send the entered fields and form name to the configured service. Abuse-prevention proof is included when enabled. Forms without an endpoint do not send data. This site takes no payments. Service acknowledgement does not prove email delivery or subscription creation. Before activation, the operator must name the actual provider, hosting location, lawful basis, and retention period in this policy.

Accessibility reports

The accessibility form uses an email address, affected page URL, and problem description. Your name, assistive technology, and issue type are optional. Do not include diagnoses, passwords, or payment details. The accessibility form sends report fields to the configured report service. Service acceptance does not prove email delivery. Before enabling it, the operator must name the provider, legal ground, and retention period here. We cannot process a report through this form without an email address and description.

Legal grounds

Where the GDPR applies, steps you request before a contract may rely on Article 6(1)(b). Optional marketing and analytics require consent where applicable. Security processing may rely on a documented legitimate interest under Article 6(1)(f). Legal recordkeeping may rely on Article 6(1)(c). The operator must confirm each ground for its actual processing before launch.

Cookies and local preferences

The site stores cookie choices and interface preferences in your browser. Optional Google Analytics, Microsoft Clarity, and Meta Pixel run only when the operator configures the service and you allow it. Analytics measures visits; Clarity can record interactions; Meta Pixel measures advertising events. Use Cookie settings in the footer to change or withdraw permission. The default configuration enables none of these services.

The cc_cookie cookie stores your consent choice for 182 days. Colour theme, high-contrast, and reduced-motion preferences remain in local storage until you clear them in your browser. Before enabling external services, the operator must list their actual cookies, lifetimes, recipients, and purposes. Clearing site data also removes saved preferences.

Recipients and international transfers

Before launch, identify the hosting and email providers, other recipients, their locations, and any transfers outside the European Economic Area. Where required, specify an adequacy decision or appropriate safeguards and how you can obtain a copy. No provider or transfer arrangement is confirmed by this draft.

Retention

Keep personal data only as long as needed for the stated purpose or a legal obligation. Before launch, publish specific periods or clear criteria for messages, server logs, consent records, and any customer records. These periods remain to be confirmed.

Your rights

Where the GDPR applies, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, or portability where the relevant conditions apply. You may object to processing based on legitimate interests and to direct marketing. You may withdraw consent without affecting earlier lawful processing. Contact us using the email above. You may also complain to a competent data protection authority, including the Bulgarian Commission for Personal Data Protection at cpdp.bg.

Under the GDPR, the response period for a rights request is generally one month. The law permits an extension in specific circumstances, with notice to you. The operator must provide a working address for these requests before launch.

Updates

We will update this page when our data practices change. The date above identifies this version. This draft does not confirm any automated decision-making or profiling; review and disclose these activities before enabling them.