Section 01
Scope of This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to the capture 5 website,
landing pages, contact forms, embedded forms, scheduling
tools, online checkout, onboarding, client communications,
managed reputation services, customer review outreach,
review monitoring, response support, customer concern
visibility, reporting, and related business operations
provided by capture 5.
It applies to information relating to website visitors,
prospective clients, clients, authorized business users,
billing contacts, service contacts, and customer information
submitted by client businesses for the purpose of providing
capture 5 services.
This policy does not control the privacy practices of
independent websites, review platforms, payment processors,
or other third parties. Their own privacy policies and terms
apply when you use their services.
capture 5 is a business-to-business service intended for
businesses, organizations, and professional operators. It
is not offered as a personal or household
reputation-management service.
Section 02
Our Privacy Roles
Website, Client, and Business Contact Information
For information capture 5 collects about its website
visitors, prospective clients, clients, authorized users,
billing contacts, form submissions, scheduling activity,
and direct business communications, capture 5 generally
acts as a controller, business, or similar responsible party
under applicable privacy law.
Client-Provided Customer Information
When a client business provides customer information so
capture 5 can perform review outreach, monitoring, response
support, reporting, or related reputation services on the
client’s behalf, capture 5 generally acts as a processor,
service provider, contractor, or similar restricted
recipient.
The client business remains responsible for the customer
relationship, the accuracy and lawful collection of the
information, the authority to contact the customer, required
notices or permissions, and compliance with the laws
applicable to its business and market.
The client business owns the customer relationship.
capture 5 processes client-provided customer information
only to provide, secure, support, document, and improve the
contracted service.
Section 03
Information We Collect
The information capture 5 collects depends on how a person
or business interacts with the website and services.
Business and Contact Information
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Name, business name, job title, role, business email
address, telephone number, business address, website,
industry, locations, and country.
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Information submitted through contact forms, embedded
forms, meeting requests, onboarding forms, support
requests, or direct communications.
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Plan selection, customer volume, supported locations,
platform priorities, review links, response preferences,
and service instructions.
Billing and Transaction Information
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Plan selection, transaction records, invoices, payment
status, payment history, billing communications,
failed-payment information, refunds, disputes, and
chargeback records.
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Payment card and bank information may be collected
directly by a payment processor. capture 5 does not need
to store complete payment-card numbers on its own systems.
Website and Technical Information
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IP address, browser type, device type, operating system,
referring page, pages viewed, session activity,
approximate location, cookie identifiers, and security
information.
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Information collected through analytics, hosting,
security, performance, consent, and similar website
technologies.
Forms, Website Assistant, and Communications
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Information entered into contact forms, scheduling forms,
website-assistant conversations, chat tools, or similar
communication features.
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The content of messages, questions, requested meeting
times, support information, and contact details
voluntarily submitted through those tools.
Service and Reputation Information
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Business logos, approved brand materials, Human Trust
Video assets, review destinations, business voice
instructions, and customer contact paths.
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Review-platform account information or permissions
supplied or authorized by the client.
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Review content, star rating, response content, response
status, customer concern alerts, reporting data, and
service performance records where available.
Section 04
Client-Provided Customer Data
capture 5 provides managed email-based review outreach
using first-party customer information supplied by the
client business after a real customer experience.
The service is designed to use only the limited customer
information reasonably needed to identify the customer,
deliver the communication, personalize the message,
document delivery, honor opt-outs, and support the
contracted reputation service.
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Customer first name and last name.
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Customer email address.
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Client location or limited service reference when
necessary to identify the correct business or customer
experience.
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Email delivery, bounce, suppression, unsubscribe, and
outreach status.
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Review activity, response status, or customer concern
information where the service and platform access
support it.
Clients must not upload purchased, rented, scraped,
unrelated, cold-prospect, or third-party lead lists for
capture 5 review outreach.
Sensitive Information
Clients must not provide sensitive personal information
unless capture 5 has expressly agreed to process it in a
signed written agreement. Sensitive information may include
health information, medical details, government
identification numbers, complete financial account
information, passwords, biometric information, precise
location data, information about children, or other legally
protected categories.
capture 5 is not intended to receive protected health
information under HIPAA or similar health-privacy laws
unless a separate written agreement, including any legally
required business associate agreement, expressly provides
otherwise.
Healthcare, dental, medical, wellness, and care-related
clients should provide only the minimum customer name and
email information necessary for the service and must not
submit diagnoses, treatments, clinical notes, appointment
details, medical conditions, insurance information, or
other health information.
Section 05
How We Use Information
capture 5 uses information to provide the requested
services, operate its business, communicate with clients,
maintain security, comply with legal obligations, and
protect its rights.
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Operate, maintain, secure, troubleshoot, and improve the
capture 5 website and services.
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Respond to inquiries, contact forms, meeting requests,
support requests, and business communications.
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Process plan selection, checkout, payments, invoices,
recurring billing, failed payments, refunds, disputes,
and chargebacks.
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Onboard clients and configure review destinations,
business voice, Human Trust Video placement, customer
contact paths, response support, and reporting.
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Deliver managed email review outreach using
client-provided first-party customer information.
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Monitor review activity and prepare or post professional
responses on supported, connected platforms where
authorization and platform access allow.
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Notify the client about review activity, posted
responses, or customer concerns when included in the
service.
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Process unsubscribe, suppression, bounce, and delivery
records.
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Prevent fraud, unauthorized access, payment abuse, review
manipulation, security threats, and violations of
capture 5 policies.
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Comply with legal, accounting, tax, contractual,
regulatory, and dispute-related obligations.
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Create aggregated or de-identified operational
information that does not reasonably identify an
individual.
capture 5 does not use client-provided customer records to
make solely automated decisions that produce legal or
similarly significant effects for those customers.
Section 06
Legal Bases Where Required
Where applicable law requires a legal basis for processing,
capture 5 may rely on one or more of the following,
depending on the information and purpose.
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Performance of a contract or steps requested before
entering into a contract.
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Legitimate interests in operating a business-to-business
service, securing systems, communicating with business
contacts, preventing fraud, improving services, and
enforcing legal rights.
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Consent where required for optional cookies, marketing
communications, or other activities.
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Compliance with legal, regulatory, accounting, tax,
security, and dispute-related obligations.
For client-provided customer data, the client business is
responsible for determining and documenting the consent,
legitimate interest, contractual basis, legal obligation,
or other authority required to collect the information,
provide it to capture 5, and authorize customer
communications.
Section 07
How Information May Be Disclosed
capture 5 does not sell client-provided customer names or
email addresses to advertisers or data brokers and does not
use those records for unrelated targeted advertising.
Information may be disclosed only as reasonably necessary
for the purposes described in this policy.
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Hosting, cloud storage, customer relationship management,
automation, email delivery, form, scheduling,
communication, analytics, security, support, and
reporting providers.
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Payment processors, billing providers, fraud-prevention
providers, and financial institutions.
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Authorized review platforms or connected accounts when
needed to monitor review activity or post an approved
response.
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Attorneys, accountants, auditors, insurers, consultants,
collection providers, and other professional advisors.
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Government agencies, courts, regulators, law-enforcement
authorities, or other recipients when required or
permitted by law.
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Parties involved in a merger, acquisition, financing,
reorganization, sale of assets, insolvency, or similar
business transaction.
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Other parties when the person or client business directs
or authorizes the disclosure.
Service providers are permitted to process information only
for authorized business purposes and subject to applicable
contractual, confidentiality, security, and legal
restrictions.
Section 08
Email Communications and Unsubscribes
capture 5 provides an email-based reputation service.
Messages may include a customer thank-you, Human Trust
Video placement, neutral review requests, approved review
destinations, a direct business contact path, unsubscribe
functionality, and related operational information.
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Customers may unsubscribe using the method included in
the email.
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capture 5 may retain suppression records reasonably
necessary to honor unsubscribe requests and prevent
additional outreach.
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Client businesses must maintain and provide any internal
do-not-contact, consent, suppression, or other
communication restrictions applicable to their customers.
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Client businesses are responsible for ensuring that
customer communications are lawful in each applicable
country, state, province, or territory.
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Business contacts may opt out of promotional email, but
capture 5 may continue to send necessary account,
service, transaction, billing, security, and legal
communications.
Depending on the recipient’s location, electronic-message
laws may require consent or another lawful authority,
accurate sender identification, non-deceptive content,
contact information, and a clear unsubscribe method. The
client remains responsible for the legality of the customer
relationship and the customer records it provides.
Section 09
Cookies, Analytics, Forms, and Website Tools
The capture 5 website may use cookies, local storage,
pixels, analytics tools, form tools, scheduling tools,
website-assistant technology, fraud-prevention services,
security tools, and similar technologies.
These technologies may be used to operate the website,
preserve user preferences, understand website activity,
process forms, schedule meetings, support customer
communications, prevent misuse, measure performance, and
improve the website.
Some technologies are necessary for website functionality.
Others may support analytics, personalization, or
marketing. Where required by applicable law, capture 5 may
request consent before using optional cookies or similar
technologies.
Additional information about website technologies and
available choices is provided in the
capture 5 Cookie Policy
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Information voluntarily entered into an embedded form,
meeting form, or website assistant is transmitted to the
providers used to operate that feature and may be stored
with the related capture 5 business record.
Section 10
International Processing and Transfers
capture 5 operates from the United States, including New
Jersey. Information may be processed, stored, accessed, or
transferred in the United States and in other countries
where capture 5 or its service providers operate.
Serving businesses across the United States, United
Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, and
English speaking countries may involve cross-border
processing.
Privacy laws and government access rules may differ between
countries. Where applicable law requires safeguards for an
international transfer, capture 5 may use contractual,
organizational, technical, or other lawful transfer
mechanisms.
Client businesses are responsible for ensuring they have
the required authority, notices, agreements, and lawful
transfer basis to make customer information available to
capture 5 and its authorized service providers.
Section 11
Data Retention
capture 5 retains information only for as long as
reasonably necessary for the purposes described in this
policy, including service delivery, client support,
security, billing, accounting, legal compliance, dispute
resolution, fraud prevention, and enforcement of
agreements.
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Client account and billing records may be retained for
accounting, tax, contract, collection, audit, legal, and
dispute-related purposes.
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Customer review-service records may be retained during
the client relationship and for a reasonable period
afterward for reporting, audit, suppression, security,
contractual, or legal purposes.
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Unsubscribe and suppression records may be retained as
needed to honor communication preferences.
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Review content and response records may remain available
on third-party review platforms according to the
platform’s own policies.
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Backup data may remain until overwritten or deleted
through normal backup cycles.
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Aggregated or de-identified information may be retained
when it no longer reasonably identifies an individual.
Retention periods may vary depending on the type of
information, contractual requirements, legal obligations,
platform behavior, and the reason the information was
collected.
Section 12
Information Security
capture 5 uses reasonable administrative, technical, and
organizational safeguards intended to protect information
against unauthorized access, loss, misuse, alteration,
disclosure, or destruction.
Safeguards may include access controls, account security,
encryption where appropriate, secure hosting,
service-provider review, logging, system monitoring, backup
controls, staff access limitations, and incident-response
procedures.
No website, email service, network, hosting environment,
payment system, or storage method can be guaranteed to be
completely secure.
Clients are responsible for protecting their own accounts,
credentials, connected review-platform access, customer
files, and internal systems. Clients should notify
capture 5 promptly if they suspect unauthorized access, an
incorrect upload, or a data security concern.
Where legally required, capture 5 will provide notices or
assistance relating to a confirmed personal-data incident
in accordance with applicable law and contractual
obligations.
Section 13
Privacy Rights and Choices
Depending on the person’s location and the law that
applies, privacy rights may include the right to request
access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction, or
information about the collection, use, and disclosure of
personal information.
Applicable laws may also provide rights to object to or opt
out of certain processing, withdraw consent, appeal a
decision, or submit a complaint to a privacy regulator.
These rights are not absolute. capture 5 may be permitted
or required to retain information for billing, legal
compliance, security, fraud prevention, contract
enforcement, dispute resolution, or other lawful purposes.
Client-Provided Customer Data
When capture 5 processes customer information on behalf of
a client business, the client is generally responsible for
responding to the customer’s privacy request. capture 5 may
forward the request to the client, direct the requester to
the client, or assist the client as required by contract or
law.
How to Submit a Request
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Email
[email protected]
with the subject line “Privacy Request.”
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Include the name, email address, country or state,
relationship to capture 5, and the nature of the request.
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capture 5 may request reasonable information to verify
identity or authority before acting on the request.
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An authorized representative may be asked to provide
proof of authorization.
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capture 5 may deny or limit a request where permitted by
law and will provide an explanation where required.
capture 5 does not sell client-provided customer data and
does not use that data for unrelated targeted advertising.
Section 14
Review Platforms and Other Third Parties
capture 5 may help a client direct customers to approved
review destinations and may monitor or respond to review
activity on supported, connected platforms when platform
access, client authorization, and selected coverage allow.
capture 5 is independent from Google, Facebook, Yelp,
Better Business Bureau, Trustpilot, and other third-party
review platforms unless a relationship is expressly stated
in writing.
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Third-party platforms control their own privacy
practices, account access, publishing, filtering,
moderation, display, ranking, and content decisions.
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capture 5 does not control whether a third-party platform
publishes, displays, rejects, filters, removes, or
modifies the visibility of a review.
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When a customer follows a review link, the third-party
platform’s privacy policy and terms may apply.
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Platform names are used for identification and do not by
themselves imply endorsement, certification,
sponsorship, or partnership.
Section 15
Neutral Review Practices
capture 5 is designed to support honest customer feedback
and professional public engagement.
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Customers are given a neutral opportunity to share an
honest experience.
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capture 5 does not filter, gate, pre-screen, or suppress
customers based on expected sentiment.
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capture 5 does not require a positive review or specific
wording.
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capture 5 does not provide incentives in exchange for
positive reviews.
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capture 5 does not guarantee ratings, review volume,
publishing, search visibility, or third-party platform
outcomes.
Section 16
Children’s Information
capture 5 services are not directed to children. Client
businesses must not submit children’s personal information
unless capture 5 has expressly agreed in writing and the
client has established every legally required authority,
notice, consent, and safeguard.
If capture 5 learns that children’s information was
submitted without authorization, capture 5 may reject,
isolate, return, delete, or stop processing the
information.
Section 17
Client Responsibilities
Clients are responsible for their own privacy notices,
lawful collection practices, consent records, customer
permissions, communication authority, internal suppression
lists, industry obligations, platform rules, and legal
compliance.
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Provide only accurate, lawful, first-party customer
information.
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Do not provide purchased, scraped, rented, unrelated, or
cold prospect lists.
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Do not provide sensitive or unnecessary customer
information.
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Maintain all required notices, permissions, consents, and
lawful bases.
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Provide accurate business information, review links,
account permissions, contact paths, and response
instructions.
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Notify capture 5 of opt-outs, restrictions, legal
requests, data corrections, or unauthorized information.
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Address customer concerns that require direct action from
the business.
Section 18
Data Processing Addendum
Where required by law or client contract, capture 5 may
enter into a Data Processing Addendum addressing client
instructions, processor or service-provider restrictions,
confidentiality, security, subprocessors, international
transfers, privacy requests, incident support, audits, and
the deletion or return of information.
If a signed Data Processing Addendum conflicts with this
Privacy Policy concerning client-provided customer
information, the Data Processing Addendum controls for that
specific processing relationship.
The current
capture 5 Data Processing Addendum
is available through the website.
Section 19
Changes to This Privacy Policy
capture 5 may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes
in the website, services, technology, service providers,
business practices, or legal requirements.
The updated policy will be posted with a revised effective
date. Where required, capture 5 may provide additional
notice through the website, email, account communication,
or another reasonable method.
Continued use of the website or services after the
effective date of an updated policy constitutes
acknowledgment of the revised policy to the extent
permitted by law.
Section 20
Contact capture 5
Questions about this Privacy Policy, privacy requests, or
data concerns may be sent using the contact information
below.
For a privacy request, use the subject line “Privacy
Request” and include enough information for capture 5 to
identify the relevant record and verify the request.