Privacy Policy
Last updated: 5 July 2026
Propel (“we”, “our”, or “us”) operates propelai.co.uk. This policy explains how we collect, use, and protect personal data from website visitors, people who contact us, and people who book an audit or introductory call.
1. Who controls your data
Propel is the controller for the personal data described in this policy. For any data protection questions, contact jacob@propelai.co.uk.
2. Information we collect
When you use the contact form, we collect the details you choose to send us, including:
- Your name
- Email address and contact phone number
- Business name
- Your message
If you book a call through the site, our booking provider may collect your name, email address, meeting time, time zone, and any information you add to the booking form.
We also collect limited technical information that helps us keep the website secure and understand how it is used. This can include page URLs, referral source, device and browser type, approximate location, interaction events, performance data, and IP address or similar identifiers where a provider needs them to operate the service.
3. How we use your information
We use personal data to:
- Respond to your enquiry
- Arrange, manage, and follow up on booked calls
- Understand your business context before a conversation
- Protect the website from spam, abuse, and security risks
- Measure website performance and improve the site
- Keep a record of business conversations and decisions
Our lawful basis is usually legitimate interests: responding to business enquiries, arranging calls, improving the website, and protecting the service. Where a conversation is about buying services, we may also process data to take steps before entering into a contract. If analytics uses non-essential cookies or similar tracking technology, we will use consent where required.
4. Analytics and cookies
We plan to use website analytics to understand which pages are useful, how visitors move through the site, and whether the site is performing properly. Analytics may process usage data such as page views, referrers, device type, approximate location, and interaction events.
Analytics is used to improve the website and its content. We do not use website analytics to make automated decisions about individual visitors. If analytics cookies or similar non-essential tracking technologies are used, we will provide the appropriate notice and controls.
5. Data sharing and processors
We do not sell personal data. We use trusted providers to run the website and manage enquiries, bookings, email, hosting, and analytics. These providers may process personal data only so they can provide those services to us.
Current and expected categories of provider include website hosting, email and form handling, calendar booking, analytics, security, and business administration tools. Some providers may process data outside the UK; where this happens, we rely on appropriate safeguards such as adequacy regulations or approved contractual protections.
6. Data retention
We keep enquiry and booking information only for as long as it is useful for responding to you, managing the relationship, and keeping appropriate business records. If an enquiry does not become an active client relationship, we normally delete or anonymise it within 12 months of the last meaningful contact.
Analytics data is kept for the period configured in the analytics provider and then deleted or aggregated. If you become a client, project and account records may be kept for longer where needed for contracts, tax, legal, or legitimate business reasons.
7. Your rights
Under UK GDPR, you have the right to:
- Access the personal data we hold about you
- Request correction of inaccurate data
- Request deletion of your data
- Object to or restrict processing
- Request data portability where it applies
- Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent
- Lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO)
8. Contact us
For any data protection queries or to exercise your rights, contact us at: jacob@propelai.co.uk.
You can also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office at ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint.