Enclira Labs Private Limited (“Enclira,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) provides technology products and services that enable organizations, businesses, communities, associations, institutions, creators, professionals, service providers and other customers to create and operate digital communities, private spaces, websites, applications, communication channels, marketplaces, member networks and related digital services.
Our services may be provided directly through Enclira or through applications, websites, portals and digital experiences that are customized, configured or white-labelled for our customers (“Customer Applications” or “White-Label Services”).
1. Introduction
This Privacy Policy explains how Enclira collects, receives, uses, stores, protects, discloses and otherwise processes personal information and other information in connection with:
- Enclira websites and web applications.
- Enclira mobile applications.
- White-labelled applications and websites powered by Enclira.
- Community, membership and social-networking functionality.
- Communication, messaging and notification services.
- AI-powered services, including IRA and AI-assisted features.
- Forms, surveys, polls, quizzes and feedback functionality.
- Events, meetings and registrations.
- Grievance and service-request functionality.
- Marketplace and service-provider functionality.
- E-commerce, orders and related transactions.
- Subscription and membership services.
- Payments, billing and financial transaction processing.
- Content, media and file-storage functionality.
- Integrations with third-party services.
- Analytics, security and fraud-prevention functionality.
- Other services made available by Enclira from time to time.
This Privacy Policy applies to personal information processed by Enclira directly and, where applicable, describes our role as a service provider, processor, controller or other legally recognized role depending on the nature of the processing and applicable law.
Where you use an Enclira-powered application operated by one of our customers, that customer may have its own privacy policy and may independently determine how your information is collected and used. In those circumstances, the customer may be the primary data controller or equivalent entity for information it provides to or collects through the Enclira platform.
2. Who We Are
The Enclira platform is operated by Enclira Labs Private Limited, India.
For privacy-related questions, requests or complaints, please contact:
- Privacy contact: privacy@enclira.com.
- General contact: support@enclira.com.
- Website: https://www.enclira.com.
- Registered office: Enclira Labs, Arenesha Coworking Space, 6th Floor, The District, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032, India.
Where required by applicable law, Enclira may appoint or designate a Data Protection Officer, privacy representative or other responsible privacy contact.
3. Scope of This Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to information processed through Enclira services, including information provided:
- Directly by users.
- By organizations using Enclira.
- By administrators or community managers.
- By service providers or vendors.
- Through Customer Applications.
- Through integrations.
- Through payment providers.
- Through social-media or communication platforms.
- Automatically through devices and browsers.
- By other lawful means.
This Policy does not necessarily apply to third-party websites, applications, services or products that are linked to or integrated with Enclira but are operated independently by third parties.
Those third parties may maintain their own privacy policies and terms.
4. Enclira’s Role: Controller, Processor and Service Provider
Enclira operates a multi-tenant technology platform. Consequently, our privacy role may differ depending on the service being provided.
4.1 When Enclira acts as a processor or service provider
Where an organization uses Enclira to operate its community, membership platform, marketplace, website, application or other digital service, Enclira may process personal information on behalf of that organization.
In such circumstances:
- The organization may determine why information is collected.
- The organization may determine which information is collected.
- The organization may determine how the information is used within its community.
- The organization may be responsible for providing appropriate notices and obtaining required permissions.
- Enclira generally processes such information according to the organization’s instructions and applicable contractual arrangements.
- Enclira may act as a processor, service provider or equivalent role under applicable privacy law.
For example, if a political organization, NGO, alumni association, business, educational institution or community uses Enclira to manage its members, that organization may determine the purposes for which member information is collected and used.
4.2 When Enclira acts as a controller or equivalent entity
Enclira may independently determine the purposes and means of processing certain information, including information necessary to:
- Create and manage Enclira accounts.
- Administer subscriptions.
- Process Enclira billing.
- Provide customer support.
- Maintain platform security.
- Prevent fraud and abuse.
- Maintain service reliability.
- Communicate with customers.
- Comply with legal obligations.
- Protect Enclira’s rights.
- Improve the Enclira platform.
- Understand aggregate platform usage.
- Manage our business relationships.
- Perform other activities permitted by applicable law.
Where Enclira determines the purposes and means of processing, Enclira will act as a controller or equivalent entity where required by applicable law.
4.3 Customer responsibility
Customers using Enclira are responsible for determining whether their use of the platform complies with applicable laws, including privacy, consumer protection, marketing, employment, sector-specific, financial, healthcare, education, political, charitable and other regulations applicable to their activities.
Customers are responsible for:
- Providing appropriate privacy notices.
- Obtaining required permissions and consents.
- Responding to lawful requests concerning their users.
- Determining appropriate retention periods where they control the data.
- Ensuring their content and data collection practices are lawful.
- Configuring Enclira appropriately for their intended use.
Where required, Enclira may provide a Data Processing Agreement or equivalent contractual terms.
5. Information We May Collect
The information collected depends on how you use Enclira and which features are enabled by the relevant customer.
5.1 Account and identity information
This may include:
- Name.
- Username.
- Email address.
- Telephone or mobile number.
- Profile photograph.
- Date of birth where required by a particular service.
- Gender or other profile information where voluntarily provided.
- Address.
- Country and region.
- Organization or community membership.
- Professional information.
- Educational information.
- Biography and profile information.
- Verification information.
- Account credentials and authentication information.
5.2 Community and membership information
Depending on the organization and features enabled, Enclira may process:
- Membership information.
- Organization affiliation.
- Group membership.
- Roles and permissions.
- Community activity.
- Event registrations.
- Volunteer participation.
- Surveys and poll responses.
- Forms and responses.
- Grievances and service requests.
- Comments.
- Reactions.
- Posts.
- Messages.
- Uploaded content.
- Relationships and connections.
- Invitations.
- Participation history.
- Other information submitted within a community.
Some of this information may be visible to other members depending on the customer’s configuration and applicable permissions.
5.3 Content and media
Users may submit:
- Text.
- Photographs.
- Videos.
- Audio.
- Documents.
- Files.
- Attachments.
- Profile information.
- Comments.
- Posts.
- Messages.
- Forms.
- Survey responses.
- Other digital content.
Users should not upload highly sensitive information unless the relevant Enclira service or customer specifically requires or permits it and appropriate legal safeguards are in place.
5.4 Transaction and payment information
Enclira may process information associated with:
- Subscriptions.
- Purchases.
- Orders.
- Invoices.
- Donations.
- Memberships.
- Marketplace transactions.
- Refunds.
- Payouts.
- Transaction status.
- Payment references.
- Billing information.
- Tax information.
- Limited payment-method information.
- Fraud-prevention information.
Where payment processing is performed by third-party payment providers such as Stripe, Razorpay or another payment processor, payment-card credentials and other sensitive payment information may be collected and processed directly by those providers rather than stored by Enclira.
We may receive transaction-related information such as transaction identifiers, payment status, amount, currency, payment method type, customer reference and related information necessary to provide the service.
Enclira does not intend to store full payment-card numbers, CVV/CVC values or equivalent authentication data unless specifically required and lawfully permitted for a particular service.
Payment providers maintain their own privacy policies and terms.
5.5 Marketplace and service-provider information
Where Enclira supports marketplace or service-provider functionality, we may process:
- Customer information.
- Vendor information.
- Service information.
- Service requests.
- Delivery or fulfillment information.
- Order information.
- Pricing.
- Transaction information.
- Ratings and reviews.
- Communications.
- Dispute information.
- Refund information.
- Business information.
- Information necessary to facilitate the transaction.
The actual seller, service provider, organization or merchant may independently be responsible for certain processing associated with the underlying transaction.
5.6 Device and technical information
We may automatically collect information such as:
- IP address.
- Device type.
- Operating system.
- Browser type.
- Application version.
- Device identifiers where permitted.
- Language.
- Time zone.
- Approximate location derived from technical information.
- Network information.
- Crash information.
- Diagnostic information.
- Log information.
- Access timestamps.
- Security events.
- Application performance information.
We use this information primarily for security, service delivery, troubleshooting, analytics and platform improvement.
5.7 Location information
Some Enclira functionality may use location information where enabled and permitted.
Depending on the feature, location information may be:
- Provided directly by the user.
- Derived from IP address.
- Obtained through device permissions.
- Associated with an event or service location.
- Used for marketplace or service delivery functionality.
- Used for security and fraud prevention.
Enclira will not request precise device location unless a feature requires it and the applicable platform permissions and legal requirements are satisfied.
Users can generally control device-level location permissions through their operating system.
5.8 Communications
If you contact Enclira, we may process:
- Email correspondence.
- Support requests.
- Telephone communications.
- Chat communications.
- Technical information.
- Attachments.
- Customer-service history.
We may use this information to provide support, investigate issues, maintain records and improve our services.
5.9 AI and IRA
Enclira may provide artificial-intelligence functionality, including IRA, AI assistants, chatbots, automated workflows, recommendations, summaries, search, classification, content assistance and other AI-enabled features.
Depending on how the feature is configured, information submitted to an AI feature may be processed to:
- Provide the requested response.
- Execute an authorized workflow.
- Retrieve relevant information.
- Summarize content.
- Classify information.
- Automate business or community processes.
- Improve functionality where permitted.
- Maintain security and reliability.
AI processing may involve third-party AI infrastructure providers where required to deliver the service.
Enclira will not intentionally use customer content to train a general-purpose AI model unless this is expressly permitted by the applicable customer agreement, disclosed to the relevant users where required, and permitted by applicable law.
AI-generated information may be inaccurate, incomplete or unsuitable for a particular purpose. Users and customers remain responsible for reviewing important AI-generated outputs.
Enclira does not represent that AI-generated outputs constitute professional legal, financial, medical, tax or other regulated advice.
6. How We Collect Information
We may collect information through:
- Account registration.
- Profile creation.
- Customer organizations.
- Community administrators.
- Forms.
- Surveys.
- Events.
- Purchases.
- Marketplace activity.
- Customer support.
- Mobile applications.
- Websites.
- Cookies and similar technologies.
- APIs.
- Integrations.
- Third-party authentication.
- Payment providers.
- Social-media integrations.
- Communication providers.
- Analytics services.
- Security tools.
- Other lawful sources.
Where information is provided by an organization or another user, the information may not have been collected directly from you.
Where required by applicable law, appropriate notices will be provided regarding such processing.
7. How We Use Information
Service delivery
- Create and manage accounts.
- Operate communities.
- Provide requested services.
- Enable communication.
- Manage memberships.
- Provide marketplace functionality.
- Facilitate events.
- Process forms.
- Provide AI functionality.
- Process transactions.
- Provide customer support.
Security
- Authenticate users.
- Detect fraud.
- Prevent abuse.
- Investigate security incidents.
- Protect accounts.
- Protect Enclira infrastructure.
- Detect unauthorized access.
- Maintain system integrity.
Business operations
- Manage subscriptions.
- Issue invoices.
- Administer billing.
- Provide support.
- Communicate service updates.
- Maintain records.
- Manage relationships with customers and vendors.
Analytics and improvement
- Understand how services are used.
- Identify errors.
- Improve reliability.
- Improve user experience.
- Develop new functionality.
- Analyze aggregate trends.
- Measure service performance.
Where legally required, information used for analytics or marketing will be subject to appropriate consent or other lawful basis.
Legal and compliance
We may process information where necessary to:
- Comply with applicable laws.
- Respond to lawful governmental requests.
- Enforce agreements.
- Protect rights and property.
- Establish or defend legal claims.
- Prevent fraud or abuse.
- Comply with financial, tax or accounting obligations.
8. Legal Bases for Processing
Where laws such as the GDPR apply, Enclira may process personal data under one or more lawful bases, including:
- Performance of a contract.
- Compliance with a legal obligation.
- Legitimate interests, where permitted.
- Consent.
- Protection of vital interests.
- Performance of a task carried out in the public interest where applicable.
- Other lawful grounds recognized by applicable law.
Where processing relies on consent, you may withdraw consent subject to applicable law.
Withdrawal of consent does not necessarily affect processing that was lawful before withdrawal or processing based on another lawful basis.
9. Sharing of Information
Enclira may disclose information to the following categories of recipients.
9.1 Customer organizations
If you use an Enclira-powered community or white-label application, information may be accessible to the organization operating that application according to its configuration and applicable agreements.
9.2 Service providers
We may use third-party providers for:
- Cloud infrastructure.
- Hosting.
- Databases.
- Storage.
- Content delivery.
- Communications.
- Email.
- SMS.
- Push notifications.
- Analytics.
- Authentication.
- AI infrastructure.
- Payment processing.
- Fraud prevention.
- Customer support.
- Monitoring.
- Security.
- Backup and disaster recovery.
These providers may process information on Enclira’s behalf and subject to contractual and legal requirements.
9.3 Payment providers
Transactions may be processed by payment providers such as Stripe, Razorpay or other providers selected by Enclira or the relevant customer.
Those providers may independently process personal information according to their own terms, privacy policies and legal obligations.
9.4 Marketplace participants
Where applicable, information necessary to complete an order or service may be shared with:
- Merchants.
- Vendors.
- Service providers.
- Delivery providers.
- Customers.
- Payment processors.
- Other parties involved in fulfilling the transaction.
9.5 Legal and regulatory disclosures
We may disclose information where reasonably necessary to:
- Comply with law.
- Respond to valid legal process.
- Comply with court orders.
- Protect users.
- Protect Enclira.
- Investigate fraud.
- Address security incidents.
- Enforce contractual rights.
9.6 Corporate transactions
If Enclira is involved in:
- A merger.
- An acquisition.
- Financing.
- Restructuring.
- A sale of assets.
- Bankruptcy.
- Reorganization.
- A similar corporate transaction.
Information may be transferred as part of that transaction subject to applicable law and appropriate safeguards.
10. White-Label Services
Enclira may provide technology under another organization’s:
- Name.
- Logo.
- Domain.
- Application name.
- Branding.
- User interface.
- Communications identity.
A white-label application may therefore appear to be operated entirely by the customer even though Enclira provides underlying infrastructure and services.
In such circumstances, the customer may determine the purposes of collecting and using certain personal information; Enclira may process that information as a processor or service provider; the customer may have its own privacy policy; the customer may control membership visibility and permissions; Enclira may provide the underlying technical infrastructure; and information may be processed by Enclira’s infrastructure and authorized service providers.
The applicable customer’s privacy notice may therefore contain additional information about processing specific to that community.
11. User-Generated Content
Enclira is a technology platform and may host user-generated content.
Depending on the service configuration, content may be visible to:
- Selected members.
- Groups.
- Administrators.
- Moderators.
- Customers.
- Service providers.
- Other authorized users.
Users should consider the visibility settings before publishing personal information or sensitive content.
Once information is voluntarily shared with other users, Enclira cannot guarantee that other users will respect the intended confidentiality of that information.
12. Communications and Notifications
Enclira may send:
- Account notifications.
- Security alerts.
- Transaction notifications.
- Membership notifications.
- Event reminders.
- Service announcements.
- Push notifications.
- Email.
- SMS.
- Other communications enabled by the customer.
Certain communications are necessary to provide the service and may not be disabled.
Marketing communications may be subject to applicable consent and opt-out requirements.
13. Cookies and Similar Technologies
Enclira may use cookies, SDKs, pixels, local storage and similar technologies for:
- Authentication.
- Session management.
- Security.
- Preferences.
- Analytics.
- Performance.
- Fraud prevention.
- Service functionality.
- Marketing where permitted.
Where legally required, non-essential cookies or similar technologies will be subject to appropriate consent mechanisms.
You may control cookies through browser settings, although disabling certain technologies may affect functionality.
The Enclira Cookie Policy describes these technologies in more detail.
14. Analytics
Enclira may use analytics and monitoring technologies to understand:
- Application performance.
- Feature usage.
- Errors.
- Crashes.
- User journeys.
- Service reliability.
- Aggregated usage patterns.
Analytics providers may receive technical and usage information as necessary to provide these services.
Enclira will configure analytics and tracking technologies in accordance with applicable laws and platform requirements.
15. Third-Party Integrations
Enclira may integrate with services including:
- Payment providers.
- Social-media platforms.
- Email providers.
- SMS providers.
- Messaging providers.
- Authentication providers.
- Cloud providers.
- Analytics providers.
- AI providers.
- Meeting and video providers.
- Storage and content delivery providers.
- Other technology providers.
When you choose to use an integration, information may be exchanged with that third party as necessary to provide the requested functionality.
Third-party services are governed by their own terms and privacy policies.
Enclira does not control the privacy practices of independent third parties.
16. International Data Transfers
Enclira may operate globally and may use service providers located in countries other than the country where you reside.
Consequently, personal information may be transferred to and processed in:
- India.
- The United States.
- European countries.
- The United Kingdom.
- Canada.
- Other countries where Enclira or its service providers operate.
Where applicable law restricts international transfers, Enclira will seek to use appropriate legal mechanisms, such as adequacy decisions, Standard Contractual Clauses, contractual safeguards or other legally recognized transfer mechanisms.
Under GDPR, international transfers are subject to specific requirements intended to preserve the level of protection provided by the Regulation.
17. Data Security
Enclira uses reasonable technical and organizational measures designed to protect personal information against unauthorized access, unauthorized disclosure, alteration, loss, destruction, misuse and accidental disclosure.
Depending on the service and environment, safeguards may include:
- Encryption in transit.
- Access controls.
- Authentication.
- Authorization.
- Logging.
- Monitoring.
- Backups.
- Infrastructure security.
- Vulnerability management.
- Incident-response procedures.
- Segregation of customer environments where applicable.
- Least-privilege access.
No internet-based service can guarantee absolute security.
Accordingly, Enclira cannot guarantee that information will never be compromised, intercepted, altered or destroyed.
Users and customers are responsible for protecting their account credentials and maintaining appropriate security practices.
18. Data Retention
Enclira retains information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this Policy, contractual requirements, legal obligations, dispute resolution, security, fraud prevention and legitimate business purposes.
Retention periods may depend on:
- The type of information.
- The purpose of processing.
- Customer instructions.
- Contractual requirements.
- Legal requirements.
- Financial and tax obligations.
- Security requirements.
- Dispute or litigation requirements.
When information is no longer required, Enclira may delete, anonymize or otherwise securely dispose of it, subject to applicable law and legitimate retention requirements.
Backup systems may retain information for a limited additional period until such backups are overwritten or securely deleted.
19. Account Deletion
Where an account deletion mechanism is required, users may request deletion through the applicable application or by contacting the relevant customer or Enclira.
Account deletion may result in:
- Removal of profile information.
- Deletion or anonymization of user-generated information where appropriate.
- Removal of access.
- Deletion of associated account information.
Certain information may need to be retained where required by law, taxation requirements, accounting requirements, fraud prevention, security, dispute resolution, legal claims or contractual obligations.
Where Enclira processes information on behalf of a customer, deletion requests may need to be directed to that customer, depending on the applicable data-protection relationship.
Google Play currently requires apps that support account creation to provide a clear account-deletion mechanism and to delete associated user data subject to applicable exceptions. Enclira provides that mechanism at enclira.com/account-deletion.
20. Privacy Rights
Depending on your jurisdiction, you may have rights including:
- Right to know whether personal information is processed.
- Right to access information.
- Right to correction.
- Right to deletion.
- Right to restriction of processing.
- Right to object.
- Right to data portability.
- Right to withdraw consent.
- Right to opt out of certain marketing.
- Right to opt out of certain automated decision-making or profiling where applicable.
- Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.
- Other rights provided by applicable law.
Under GDPR, for example, individuals may have rights including access, rectification, erasure and other rights subject to the conditions and exceptions in the Regulation.
These rights are not absolute and may be subject to legal exceptions.
21. How to Exercise Your Rights
Privacy requests may be submitted to privacy@enclira.com.
Please include enough information for us to reasonably verify your identity and understand the request.
Where Enclira processes information on behalf of an organization, we may refer your request to that organization.
We may request additional information where reasonably necessary to prevent unauthorized disclosure of personal information.
We aim to respond within the time required by applicable law.
22. India — Digital Personal Data Protection
For individuals and processing activities subject to Indian data-protection law, Enclira intends to process digital personal data in accordance with applicable requirements, including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 and applicable rules and notifications.
India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025 were notified by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, with provisions subject to a phased commencement timeline.
Where applicable, Enclira may provide notices describing:
- The personal data being processed.
- The purposes of processing.
- Applicable rights.
- Methods for withdrawal of consent.
- Mechanisms for complaints.
- Other information required by applicable law.
23. European Economic Area and United Kingdom
Where GDPR, UK GDPR or equivalent privacy laws apply, Enclira will apply the relevant requirements to processing within their scope.
Depending on the circumstances, Enclira may act as a controller, a processor, a joint controller where legally applicable, or another legally recognized role.
Where Enclira acts as a processor, the relevant customer generally remains responsible for determining the purposes and means of processing and for satisfying its controller obligations.
Where required, Enclira may enter into appropriate data-processing agreements and implement appropriate safeguards for international transfers.
Individuals in the EEA or UK may exercise rights available under applicable law using the contact information in this Policy.
24. United States Privacy Rights
Privacy laws vary by U.S. state.
Where applicable, Enclira may provide rights required by state privacy laws, which can include rights concerning:
- Access.
- Correction.
- Deletion.
- Portability.
- Opt-out of certain processing.
- Targeted advertising.
- Sale or sharing of personal information.
- Profiling.
- Nondiscrimination.
The exact rights available depend on the user’s jurisdiction and whether Enclira or the relevant customer is subject to that law.
Enclira does not sell personal information for monetary consideration in the ordinary operation of its SaaS platform.
Where applicable law defines certain disclosures, transfers, advertising technologies or data relationships differently, Enclira will comply with the requirements applicable to the relevant processing.
25. Children’s Privacy
Enclira’s general services are not intentionally designed to independently collect personal information from children in violation of applicable law.
Where Enclira services are provided by schools, educational organizations, youth organizations, communities or other customers serving minors, the relevant customer is responsible for configuring and operating the service in accordance with applicable children’s privacy laws and obtaining required parental or guardian permissions where applicable.
Enclira may process information relating to minors when instructed or authorized by a customer and permitted by applicable law.
If you believe a child has provided personal information unlawfully, please contact us. The Enclira Child Safety Standards describe how we prevent, detect and respond to child sexual abuse and exploitation across Enclira-powered services.
26. Sensitive and Special Categories of Information
Certain Enclira features may allow customers or users to process information that may be considered sensitive or special-category information under applicable law.
Examples may include information relating to:
- Health.
- Biometric information.
- Precise location.
- Financial information.
- Political activities.
- Religious or philosophical beliefs.
- Sexual orientation.
- Identity documents.
- Other legally protected categories.
Enclira does not require users to provide sensitive information unless necessary for a particular service.
Customers are responsible for ensuring that they have an appropriate legal basis and safeguards before collecting or processing sensitive or special-category information through Enclira.
Enclira may restrict or prohibit certain categories of sensitive processing where necessary to manage legal, security or operational risk.
27. Financial Transactions
Enclira may provide technology enabling:
- Subscriptions.
- Purchases.
- Donations.
- Memberships.
- Marketplace orders.
- Service payments.
- Refunds.
- Payouts.
- Commissions.
- Other financial transactions.
Enclira may facilitate the technology supporting these activities but is not necessarily the merchant, seller, financial institution, payment processor or beneficiary of each transaction.
Where a third-party payment processor is used, the processor may independently process transaction and payment information.
The relevant merchant, organization, vendor or service provider may also have independent responsibilities regarding pricing, taxes, invoices, refunds, consumer rights, financial records, payment disputes and regulatory compliance.
Enclira does not provide banking, investment, lending, insurance, financial-advisory or payment-processing services merely by providing technology integrations unless expressly stated otherwise.
28. Tax and Accounting Information
Where required for billing, invoicing, taxation or accounting, Enclira may process:
- Billing address.
- Tax identification information.
- Transaction amounts.
- Invoice information.
- Payment information.
- Currency.
- Applicable tax information.
This information may be retained for legally required periods.
29. Fraud Prevention and Abuse Detection
Enclira may process technical, transactional and account information to:
- Detect fraudulent activity.
- Prevent abuse.
- Detect suspicious transactions.
- Protect users.
- Prevent account takeover.
- Protect payment systems.
- Enforce platform policies.
Where permitted by law, automated systems may assist with these activities.
Where applicable law grants rights concerning automated decision-making, Enclira will provide the rights required by that law.
30. Automated Decision-Making and Profiling
Certain Enclira features may use automated processing to:
- Recommend content.
- Prioritize information.
- Detect spam.
- Identify suspicious activity.
- Personalize experiences.
- Classify content.
- Assist administrators.
Enclira does not intend to make decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects solely through automated processing unless permitted by applicable law and appropriate safeguards are implemented.
Where legally required, users may have rights concerning automated decision-making.
31. Data Ownership
As between Enclira and a customer, customer content generally remains owned or controlled by the customer or its users, as applicable.
Enclira does not acquire ownership of customer content merely because the content is stored or processed through the platform.
Enclira may use information necessary to operate, secure, maintain and improve its services as permitted by applicable agreements and law.
32. Aggregated and De-Identified Information
Enclira may create aggregated, statistical or de-identified information that does not reasonably identify an individual.
Such information may be used for:
- Analytics.
- Benchmarking.
- Service improvement.
- Product development.
- Security.
- Research.
- Business reporting.
Where information has been properly anonymized or de-identified under applicable law, it may no longer constitute personal information.
33. Data Breaches and Security Incidents
If Enclira determines that a security incident involving personal information has occurred, Enclira will assess and respond to the incident in accordance with applicable law and contractual obligations.
Where legally required, Enclira may notify:
- Affected customers.
- Affected individuals.
- Regulators.
- Law-enforcement authorities.
- Other relevant parties.
Notifications may be provided through email, application notifications, customer portals, websites or other reasonable means.
34. Third-Party Websites and Services
Enclira may contain links to third-party websites, applications or services.
Enclira is not responsible for third-party privacy policies, third-party security, third-party content, third-party practices or third-party availability.
Users should review the privacy policies of third-party services before providing information.
35. Customer Administrators
Enclira customers may have administrators who can access or manage information within their organization’s Enclira environment.
Depending on the customer’s configuration, administrators may be able to:
- Manage users.
- View profiles.
- Manage groups.
- Access community content.
- Moderate content.
- Manage events.
- Review forms.
- Manage transactions.
- Configure permissions.
- Export information.
- Deactivate accounts.
Enclira does not control how an independent customer administrator uses information within the customer’s environment, except as required by contract or applicable law.
36. Promotional and Marketing Communications
Enclira may send information about:
- New features.
- Product updates.
- Service changes.
- Events.
- Offers.
- Educational material.
Where required, marketing communications will be sent only with an appropriate lawful basis or consent.
You may unsubscribe from marketing communications using the available opt-out mechanism.
Transactional and security communications may continue because they are necessary to provide the service.
37. Do Not Track
Some browsers provide a “Do Not Track” mechanism.
Because there is currently no universally accepted standard for interpreting all such signals, Enclira may not respond to every browser Do Not Track signal unless required by applicable law.
Where applicable law requires recognition of specific privacy preference signals, Enclira will implement them as required.
38. Third-Party AI and Technology Providers
Some Enclira services may rely upon third-party infrastructure providers to deliver AI, hosting, analytics, communications, payments or other functionality.
Enclira may disclose information to such providers only as necessary to provide the relevant functionality, subject to applicable contractual and legal safeguards.
The specific providers used may change over time as Enclira updates its technology infrastructure.
Where appropriate, Enclira may maintain a list of significant subprocessors or provide such information to customers under applicable contractual arrangements.
39. Subprocessors
For services where Enclira acts as a processor, Enclira may appoint third-party subprocessors to process personal information.
Subprocessors may provide:
- Cloud infrastructure.
- Database services.
- Storage.
- CDN.
- Communications.
- Email.
- SMS.
- Push notifications.
- Payment infrastructure.
- Analytics.
- AI infrastructure.
- Monitoring.
- Security.
- Customer support.
Enclira will impose appropriate contractual obligations on subprocessors as required by applicable law and contractual commitments.
40. Your Responsibilities
Users are responsible for:
- Maintaining accurate information.
- Protecting passwords.
- Protecting authentication credentials.
- Using appropriate privacy settings.
- Not sharing credentials.
- Not uploading unlawful information.
- Not uploading information they are not authorized to process.
- Respecting other users’ privacy.
- Complying with applicable laws.
Customers are additionally responsible for configuring their Enclira environment appropriately and providing legally required notices.
41. Changes to This Privacy Policy
Enclira may update this Privacy Policy from time to time.
Changes may be made because of:
- Changes to our services.
- New features.
- Changes to technology.
- Changes to applicable law.
- Regulatory requirements.
- Changes to third-party providers.
- Security improvements.
- Business changes.
We will update the “Last updated” date when the Policy changes.
Where required by applicable law, we will provide additional notice or obtain consent before material changes take effect.
42. Complaints
If you have concerns about Enclira’s privacy practices, please contact privacy@enclira.com.
We encourage you to contact us first so that we can attempt to resolve your concern.
Where applicable law provides the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority or data-protection regulator, you may exercise that right independently.
43. No Absolute Security Guarantee
While Enclira takes reasonable measures to protect information, no technology system, transmission method, network or storage environment can be guaranteed to be completely secure.
Accordingly, Enclira does not guarantee absolute security of information.
44. No Guarantee of Third-Party Privacy Practices
Enclira may rely upon third-party service providers and integrations.
Although we seek to work with reputable providers and implement appropriate contractual and technical safeguards, Enclira is not responsible for independent processing performed by third parties acting outside Enclira’s instructions or contractual relationship.
45. Lawful Use of the Platform
Enclira is a general-purpose technology platform.
Customers and users must not use Enclira to process personal information unlawfully or to violate applicable privacy, consumer-protection, financial, criminal, employment, health, education, political, charitable or other regulations.
Enclira reserves the right to restrict, suspend or terminate processing or services where reasonably necessary to:
- Comply with law.
- Protect users.
- Protect Enclira.
- Prevent abuse.
- Address security risks.
- Comply with contractual obligations.
46. Contact Us
For privacy questions, requests or complaints, contact Enclira Labs Private Limited:
- Privacy: privacy@enclira.com.
- Support: support@enclira.com.
- Website: https://www.enclira.com.
- Registered office: Enclira Labs, Arenesha Coworking Space, 6th Floor, The District, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032, India.
47. Important Notice for Enclira Customers
If you are an organization using Enclira to provide services to your own members, customers, employees, beneficiaries, clients, students, donors, voters, supporters, vendors or other users, this Privacy Policy does not eliminate your own privacy obligations.
You may need to provide your own privacy notice, determine appropriate lawful bases, obtain required consents, configure permissions, establish retention periods, execute appropriate agreements and respond to individual privacy requests.
Where Enclira processes personal information solely on your behalf, you remain responsible for determining the purposes and lawful basis of that processing, subject to the terms of your agreement with Enclira.
Enclira may provide additional contractual documentation, including a Data Processing Agreement, where appropriate.
48. Effective Date
This Privacy Policy is effective as of 17 August 2026.
Version: 1.0.