Not a certificate
This page collects the privacy-law topics a European-style notice usually covers, and it applies them to what genitech.site actually does. It is not a certificate. It is not a claim that a company has been audited. The title on the file is a familiar name for these topics. The text refuses the idea of “certified GDPR compliance”, because a static preview with no customer database cannot earn that kind of sentence, and because this studio will not print a badge it does not hold.
Controller
The controller question comes first. A controller decides why personal data is processed. In this build, the visitor decides to type a form, and the browser keeps it locally. genitech does not receive the form. There is therefore no meaningful controller file of enquiries on the studio side yet. If a later version sends forms to an inbox, the entity that reads that inbox becomes a controller and must be named. That entity is not confirmed. The footer’s sample details are not a controller’s registered office.
Categories
Personal data the page is capable of holding locally includes name, phone number, email address, a website URL, a service name and a free-text brief. That can be enough to identify a person. It is ordinary business-contact data. It is not a special category of data, and the forms warn you not to add health, identity or payment numbers. Article notes are the same kind of data, written by you, stored by you.
Purposes
Purposes, if the data were actually sent to a studio, would be: reply to a request for a proposal, keep a record of what was asked, and, only with a separate choice, send an occasional note about the work. The current purpose is narrower: let you keep a receipt on your own device and let you dismiss a cookie bar. We do not use the text for automated decision-making, scoring, or a sale of lists. There is no profiling cookie.
Legal bases
Legal bases are worth stating even as a forward look. A reply to a person who asked for a proposal is steps toward a contract. Keeping a local receipt is your own act. A newsletter would need consent. A legal claim would need a real dispute. None of these bases is used to justify a hidden tracker, because the tracker is not there. The cookie page lists the keys. If the list and this page ever diverge, the site is wrong and should be corrected before it is trusted.
Retention
Retention, today, is “until the browser storage is cleared”. A future inbox policy should name a period, for example a stated number of months after the last contact, and should say who deletes the mailbox export. We will not invent a number and imply a process that nobody runs. The cancellation and refund pages retain business records about invoices once trading starts; those records are accounting records, not the public form.
Recipients
Recipients, today, are none on the studio side. A font host may see a network request for a typeface. No advertising partner, no social platform plug-in, and no embedded map receives a page view from a genitech script. The decision to omit social logos and social links was deliberate and it reduces this recipient list. A CRM we later build for a client is the client’s system, under the client’s contract, and is not fed by this public form automatically.
Transfers
International transfers are not organised by this preview, because the data does not travel to us. Visitors anywhere can load the pages. A future host located outside the visitor’s country would need to be named, along with the transfer tool the lawyers actually choose. Naming a mechanism we have not implemented would be theatre. This page declines the theatre.
Rights
Your rights under a typical privacy statute include access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, and, where processing is based on consent, withdrawal. Against this preview, the practical version is: read the contact page’s saved list, edit by clearing and resubmitting, delete with the clear button or the browser’s controls, and withhold the form entirely. A right of access against a server copy cannot be fulfilled where no server copy exists. If a server copy is created later, requests should go to a monitored address that this page does not yet have. The sample email is not a data protection office.
Client systems
You may complain to a regulator in your country. This page does not tell you that you have waived that right. It also does not name a regulator as if we had registered with one. Choosing the right authority depends on the confirmed entity and its location, which are open business details.
Consistency
Children’s data, security, and the absence of a payment processor are covered with the same facts as the privacy policy. Security is device security. There is no card form to harden. A breach procedure for a future inbox should include a way to tell affected people if a real legal threshold is met. Writing that procedure before the inbox exists is sensible as a task, and pretending it already fired is not.
Details to confirm
Data processing terms for client projects are separate. If genitech builds a CRM and hosts it, the contract should say whether genitech is a processor, what the sub-processors are, and how deletion works at the end of the cancellation page’s handover. Those clauses are not activated by browsing genitech.site. The public site must not be cited as the data processing agreement for a hospital, a school or a sales team.
We keep this page consistent with the cookie note, the privacy note, and the commercial rules. A request to delete an enquiry is not a request to refund a retainer, and a refund is not a privacy right. They can happen in the same month for unrelated reasons. Mixing the vocabulary is how people talk past each other, so the words stay distinct.
Sample details requiring confirmation before any claim of a working privacy programme: legal entity, country of establishment, monitored privacy contact, hosting region, whether analytics will be added, and whether enquiry forms will leave the browser. Until those are confirmed, the accurate public statement is the one this page makes: a local-only preview, not a certified compliance programme.
Operative rules shared across genitech policies
These operative rules are the same on every genitech policy page. If a sentence here conflicts with a sample price on a marketing page, this section wins until a signed proposal replaces it.
Fees are quoted in Indian rupees and shown with the ₹ symbol. A sample retainer or sample project figure on the website is an illustration for layout and conversation. It becomes a charge only when a proposal names the deliverables, the assumptions and the fee. Tax treatment, including whether GST applies, must be confirmed by the client’s advisor. This website does not calculate tax and does not collect card payments.
A monthly retainer can be cancelled with at least 15 days’ written notice before the next cycle starts. Work already performed in the open cycle remains payable. Days after a valid cancellation date are not billed on the following cycle. If notice arrives inside the 15-day window, the next cycle still runs and the cancellation takes effect afterwards.
A fixed project can be cancelled before kickoff. Any prepaid professional fee that has not been allocated to discovery is returned within 14 business days. After kickoff, a milestone that has been completed and shared stays payable. A prepaid amount tied to a milestone that has not started is returned within 14 business days. A milestone that is in progress is billed for the portion described in the proposal, or for time spent if the proposal said the work was time-based.
Drafts include one revision round when the client writes the requested changes within 7 days of delivery. The round covers corrections inside the agreed scope. New pages, new campaigns or a change of offer are quoted separately in ₹. If the client does not respond within 7 days, the draft is treated as accepted for scheduling purposes and the team moves to the next agreed item. A later change is still possible; it is simply outside the included round.
genitech does not refund professional fees for time already spent, for a milestone the client has approved, or for a third-party cost the client paid directly to an advertising platform or a domain vendor. If genitech cannot start within the start window written in the proposal and the client cancels in writing, prepaid unused professional fees are returned within 14 business days. Advertising spend that a platform has already delivered is outside genitech’s refund path. genitech does not claim to reverse a platform’s invoice.
Before the next retainer cycle, the client may exchange the current package for another genitech package. If the new package costs more, the difference is invoiced in ₹. If it costs less, the difference is applied to the next cycle or returned when the engagement is ending. Ad accounts, websites and data stay in the client’s name throughout an exchange. An exchange is not available for a milestone that is already in progress; that milestone finishes or is cancelled under the project rule above.
Delivery is digital. Staging links, files, documentation and access credentials are handed over by email or a shared workspace the client can open. There is no courier and no physical goods desk. Sample timing, which must be replaced by the proposal, is: discovery notes within 5 business days of a complete brief; a first monthly marketing report within 30 days of kickoff; a brochure website’s first staging link within 15 to 30 business days. These windows assume timely feedback and content from the client.
This website does not embed a payment form, name a bank, or name a payment processor. Any later invoice would be handled outside this preview. The site does not claim certified legal compliance, certified GDPR compliance, or an official partnership with an advertising platform.
Phone, email and street address lines are sample storefront details. They are not a live switchboard, a monitored inbox, or a place to visit. Confirm the business record before you rely on it. Sample hours printed for layout are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST.
Published for the genitech.site preview on 11 November 2026. This page is an original genitech note. It is not a copy of another company’s policy and it does not claim a certified compliance seal.