The privacy policy:what we know aboutyou, and why.
INIT's privacy policy, without the legal noise: what you give us, why we need it, how long it lives, and how one email gets it deleted. If a question remains, write to us: we answer to the point and sharpen the wording right on this page.

4 fields
name, phone, email and your message — all the form asks for
0
transfers of your data for anyone else's marketing
1 email
is enough to request deletion
Exactly what you type in yourself
We do not buy lists and pull nothing from social networks. The form ends up holding only what you typed into it.

The contact from the form
Name, phone, email and your message. Only the phone is required — the rest is your call, and empty fields stay empty.
The page the enquiry came from
The section of the site — "solutions for a dental clinic", say. It exists so whoever calls you back understands the context before dialling.
Interface language
Russian, Kazakh or English — so we reply in the language you were reading the site in.
Technical request data
The ordinary web basics: the time of the request and connection details the server records. We do not build a profile from them and do not use them for advertising.
What we use it for, and what we do not
The second column matters more than the first: it is what we commit not to do.
We use it to
All of it follows directly from your enquiry
- Contact you and answer your question
- Prepare an estimate or a proposal for your task
- Continue a project conversation already under way
- Understand which pages produce enquiries, so we can improve them
- Meet our obligations under a contract, where one exists
We do not
Deliberately, without exceptions
- Sell or pass contacts on for anyone else's marketing
- Subscribe you to a newsletter without explicit consent
- Build advertising profiles or target you with your own data
- Publish your enquiry or use it as a testimonial without permission
Where the data sits and who can open it
A short, checkable list — no "appropriate protective measures".
Location and access
Retention and deletion
How to see, correct or delete your data
The procedure is the same for all three requests, and needs neither a form nor a visit.
Write to us through any contact on the site
Say which you want: a copy, a correction, or deletion. The phone or email you left helps us find the record.
Request received
We find every record connected to you
Not only the latest enquiry: if you wrote several times, we find them all.
A list of what was found
We carry out the request
We send a copy, correct an inaccuracy, or delete the data. The one exception is anything the law requires us to keep, and about that we say plainly what it is and why.
Data updated or deleted
We confirm in writing
You get confirmation of what was done. Silence does not count as completion.
Written confirmation
What the site keeps in your browser
The list is short because we did not add anything unnecessary.
Chosen language
So the site opens in the same language next time. Stored in the browser, not tied to a person.
Account session
Appears only if you sign in, and exists so the session does not drop on every page.
How to switch them off
Cookies are cleared and blocked in your browser settings. The site keeps working, but you will pick the language every time and signing in becomes impossible.
What people ask about data
The five questions people ask most about personal data — answered directly, without "in accordance with applicable legislation".
Write to us to correct or delete your data
It is the same form as everywhere else on the site, but the enquiry arrives tagged with this policy page, so it reaches the right person faster.
- No reason required
- We confirm completion in writing
- If we must keep something by law, we say exactly what
Read next
Neighbouring sections that answer the question this one raises.