This Privacy Policy explains how Choosy Dhanric (“Choosy Dhanric”, “Choosy”, “we”, “us”, or “our”) collects, uses, stores, discloses and otherwise processes information when individuals interact with choosy.dev (the “Site”), contact us or engage our services.
Business: Choosy Dhanric
Website: choosy.dev
Email: hello@choosy.dev
Udyam Registration Number: UDYAM-HR-05-0196785
Location: Gurugram, Haryana, India
This Policy may apply to Site visitors, prospective clients, clients, client representatives, vendors, professional contacts, and other individuals who communicate with Choosy Dhanric. Project-specific privacy or data-processing terms may also apply.
We may collect information voluntarily supplied through contact forms, email, meetings, project-management systems, proposals, contracts, support communications, or other business interactions.
This can include name, email address, telephone number, company, professional role, and related contact details.
When you request services, we may receive information concerning project requirements, business goals, requested services, timeline, budget, technical environment, existing systems, or other information you choose to provide.
During a project, we may process requirements, technical specifications, design feedback, project communications, files, documentation, testing information, repository information, and access required to provide the services.
Certain projects may require temporary access to client-controlled services. Where clients provide credentials or access tokens, such information should be used only as reasonably necessary for the engagement. Clients should revoke or rotate temporary credentials where appropriate after completion.
We may process information necessary for invoicing, payment reconciliation, accounting, transaction records, and financial administration. Where external payment processors are used, Choosy Dhanric may receive payment status and transaction information without necessarily receiving complete card credentials.
When users access the Site, hosting, networking or security infrastructure may process technical information such as IP address, browser type, operating system, device information, requested page, request time, and technical logs.
Information concerning cookies and local storage is described in the Cookie Policy. The Site may store appearance preferences through browser local storage.
We may receive information from service providers, payment providers, professional platforms, referrals, business contacts, or publicly available professional sources, where lawful and appropriate.
Information may be used to respond to enquiries, prepare proposals, evaluate projects, communicate with prospective clients, perform contracts, deliver services, manage projects, provide support, process invoices, maintain records, improve operations, protect systems, prevent fraud, and comply with legal requirements.
Information submitted through a contact form or email may be used to understand what a prospective client is requesting and respond appropriately.
Client information may be used to establish, perform, manage and document professional engagements.
Where information is needed to build, configure, test, deploy or support a client system, we may process it for those purposes.
We may communicate regarding project updates, proposals, meetings, invoices, support, security, contract administration, or other matters reasonably connected with the business relationship.
Promotional messages will be handled in accordance with applicable law. Where consent is required, appropriate consent should be obtained. Recipients may request that optional promotional communications stop.
The legal basis for processing may vary according to the individual’s location and the circumstances. Where required under applicable law, processing may be based on consent, steps requested before entering a contract, performance of a contract, legal obligations, lawful business purposes recognized by applicable law, protection of legal rights, or another lawful basis.
Where processing relies upon consent, individuals may have the right to withdraw consent subject to applicable law. Withdrawal does not necessarily affect processing lawfully carried out before withdrawal.
Choosy Dhanric may use third parties to operate its business. These may include providers of:
Service providers should receive information only to the extent reasonably necessary for their role.
Information may be disclosed where appropriate to lawyers, accountants, tax professionals, auditors, insurers or other advisers.
Information may be disclosed where reasonably required to comply with law, respond to lawful process, protect legal rights, investigate fraud, or protect security.
If Choosy Dhanric undergoes a restructuring, acquisition, merger, financing or transfer of relevant business assets, information may be disclosed as reasonably necessary for the transaction, subject to appropriate safeguards.
Choosy Dhanric does not sell personal information as an ordinary part of its business model.
Choosy Dhanric may work with clients and service providers in multiple countries. Accordingly, information may be processed outside the country where the individual is located.
Where applicable law imposes requirements on international transfers, Choosy Dhanric will seek to use an appropriate legal mechanism or safeguard.
In some projects, Choosy Dhanric may process information on behalf of a client rather than for its own independent purposes. In those situations, the client may determine the primary purpose and means of processing.
Where appropriate, Choosy Dhanric and an enterprise client may enter into a project-specific Data Processing Agreement.
Certain projects may involve AI providers or AI-enabled tools. Clients should not provide highly sensitive or specially regulated data to an AI workflow unless its intended processing has been reviewed and agreed.
Where external AI providers are used, information may be processed subject to the technical and contractual configuration of that provider. Project-specific requirements should be agreed where confidentiality or regulated information is involved.
Choosy Dhanric aims to process information reasonably relevant to the purposes for which it is obtained.
Information is not intended to be retained indefinitely without reason. Retention periods depend upon the nature of the information, project requirements, contractual obligations, security requirements, legal requirements, accounting requirements, potential disputes, and legitimate record-keeping needs.
Enquiry information may be retained for a reasonable period so that Choosy Dhanric can respond, maintain communication history and understand previous discussions.
Project, contractual and financial records may be retained after project completion where reasonably required for business administration, accounting, legal claims, compliance or future support.
Credentials that are no longer reasonably required should be removed, revoked or returned where appropriate. Clients should also revoke access under their control.
Choosy Dhanric seeks to use reasonable measures appropriate to the type of information processed. Measures can include access controls, limited permissions, secure authentication, credential management, device protections, encryption where appropriate, backups where applicable, and security-aware development practices.
No method of internet transmission or digital storage can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Where Choosy Dhanric becomes aware of a material security incident involving information under its responsibility, appropriate response measures will be considered according to the circumstances and applicable obligations.
Depending on the law applicable to you, you may have rights concerning your personal information. These can include rights to request information about processing, access, correction, completion, deletion or erasure, withdrawal of consent, restriction, objection, or other rights provided by applicable law.
Before processing certain privacy requests, Choosy Dhanric may request information reasonably necessary to verify identity and prevent unauthorized disclosure.
Where a person submits a request on behalf of another individual, we may require appropriate proof of authorization.
Privacy rights may be subject to lawful exceptions. For example, certain information may need to be retained because of legal obligations, contractual records, fraud prevention or the establishment or defence of legal claims.
Individuals who believe their personal information has been handled improperly may contact Choosy Dhanric. Where applicable law provides a right to complain to a regulator or authority, that right remains unaffected.
The Site is intended primarily for professional and business audiences. Choosy Dhanric does not intentionally design the Site to solicit personal information from children.
Links to external services are governed by the privacy practices of those providers. Choosy Dhanric is not responsible for the independent privacy policies of unrelated third parties.
Interactions with Choosy Dhanric through external social-media platforms may also be processed by those platforms according to their policies.
See the Cookie Policy for information about browser storage and similar technologies.
This Policy may be updated because of new Site features, new service providers, new processing activities, business changes, or legal developments. The revised version will display a new “Last updated” date.
Where an MSA, DPA or other project agreement imposes stricter privacy obligations, those obligations will apply to the relevant engagement.
Privacy-related requests can be sent to hello@choosy.dev. Please include enough information for us to understand and appropriately respond to the request.
Choosy Dhanric
Email: hello@choosy.dev
Website: choosy.dev
Udyam Registration Number: UDYAM-HR-05-0196785
Gurugram, Haryana, India