Privacy & Trust
Axiveo protects every conversation around its products like IP.
This statement explains what is collected, why it is collected, and how to get answers to questions. The goal is to keep things as graceful as the software Axiveo builds for itself.
Last updated: March 2025
Information Axiveo collects
- Contact details: Names, emails, and context shared when you request updates, join a beta, or talk shop with Axiveo.
- Project materials: Briefs, design files, metrics, or recordings provided while testing Axiveo products or offering feedback.
- Site analytics: Aggregate, cookie-free traffic patterns to understand which pages resonate.
How that information is used
- Send Axiveo release updates or beta invites.
- Coordinate research sessions and respond to feedback.
- Improve Axiveo products and ensure system reliability.
Data is never sold. Access stays limited to the individuals actively supporting the product experience in question.
Storage & security
Axiveo uses encrypted cloud providers with region-specific controls. Source code, design systems, and sensitive assets live inside private repos or secure storage with least-privilege permissions. Product data is retained only for the duration needed to support the experience, unless a contract specifies otherwise.
Your choices
- Request a copy of the information Axiveo maintains about you.
- Ask for updates or deletion of information.
- Limit how certain files are used by flagging them in your initial brief.
Send any request to [email protected] and expect a quick response, typically within two business days.