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Privacy

This page describes what data Reel Optics Vision Center collects through this website, who it is shared with, how long it is kept, and how you can opt out. It mirrors the substance of our internal privacy specification in plain English.

1. What we collect, and what we don't

Information we collect

Information we do not collect

3. Who else handles your data

We rely on the following sub-processors to operate the site. Each handles a narrow slice of data for a defined purpose, under its own published data-processing agreement (DPA).

Sub-processorPurposeData locationDPA
VercelWebsite hostingUnited Statesvercel.com/legal/dpa
CloudflareBot mitigationGlobal edge networkcloudflare.com/cloudflare-customer-dpa
ResendEmail relay for contact formUS / EUresend.com/legal/dpa
CalendlyAppointment bookingsUnited Statescalendly.com/pages/dpa
Google (GA4, Maps, Fonts)Analytics and embedsGlobalbusiness.safety.google/adsdataprocessingterms
SentryError trackingUnited Statessentry.io/legal/dpa

4. Your rights

You may:

Requests should be sent to privacy@vertsolutions.ai during the current engagement. After the site is handed over to the client, requests should go to the address the client publishes here.

5. Cookies and similar storage

This site uses a small, fixed set of first-party storage:

We do not display a modal cookie-consent banner. Based on our review of current United States privacy law and the limited data this site collects, we do not believe a consent banner is legally required. If you would like a banner anyway, contact us — it can be enabled as an optional feature.

6. How long we keep things

Data streamRetention
Contact-form payload (in transit)Held only until the email is delivered, then discarded
Email in the practice's inboxDetermined by the practice's Gmail retention settings
Vercel access logs30 days
Sentry error events90 days
Google Analytics 4 events14 months (the GA4 default)
Calendly bookingsPer the practice's Calendly retention settings
Vercel KV rate-limit keys10-minute time-to-live

7. If something goes wrong

If we confirm a breach involving personal information, we follow our written incident-response playbook. Under New Jersey law (N.J.S.A. 56:8-163), a breach involving the personal information of a New Jersey resident can trigger notice obligations. Our default posture is to treat every confirmed breach as notifiable until a written legal review concludes otherwise.

If you suspect an incident, write to privacy@vertsolutions.ai.

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