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Privacy

How CashflowWatch processes personal data

This notice summarizes what personal data the workspace uses, why it is processed, where it is stored, and how data-subject rights can be exercised.

Data categories

What we process

Depending on the feature used, CashflowWatch may process account identifiers, login credentials, watchlists, notification preferences, portfolio records, report-delivery metadata, device or browser session markers, and support correspondence.

Legal bases

Why processing happens

Account, watchlist, notification, and portfolio processing is generally required to provide the requested service and maintain workspace security. Consent is used for non-essential cookie categories and can be changed at any time through the cookie settings UI.

Storage and recipients

Where data goes

Workspace data may be stored in application databases, cache layers, and operational logs within the configured hosting region. External providers may be involved where the user enables routed notifications such as email, SMS, or push delivery.

Retention

How long data is kept

Retention depends on the account feature involved, operational logging needs, and any statutory obligations that apply to the operator. Cookie-consent records are stored so the site can remember your preference selection.

Your rights

Data-subject rights under the GDPR

Subject to the applicable legal conditions, you may request access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection handling, and data portability. The operator should respond to valid requests without undue delay and generally within one month.

Submit requests to privacy@cashflowwatch.local. If you believe your data was handled unlawfully, you may also contact the competent supervisory authority listed in the Impressum.

Security

Protective measures

CashflowWatch uses authentication, access control, and operational monitoring to reduce unauthorized access. No internet-facing service can guarantee absolute security, so users should also protect their credentials and device sessions.