Data you provide
If you contact the advisory desk by email, the information you send is used to respond to that request. Do not send sensitive personal documents through the public site unless a secure intake process has been agreed.
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Privacy
JURIS is designed for confidential programme research. This page explains the current privacy posture for the public platform.
Adviser enquiries
When you submit an adviser enquiry, we store your name, email, optional phone number, selected country, service and adviser, your message, the originating page or programme, and your consent to be contacted. Authorised JURIS staff review these details in a private enquiry inbox and use them to respond to your request and discuss next steps. Submitting the form does not automatically send your details to an adviser. For access, corrections or deletion, use the JURIS contact form.
Premium waitlist
If you join the premium waitlist, we collect your name, email, role, intended plan, stated use case, consent, and the page where you registered. We use this information only to assess product demand and contact you about relevant JURIS early access. Records are retained until the product launches or you withdraw consent; request deletion through the JURIS contact form.
Programme Watch and partner interest
If you register for Programme Watch, we collect your email, the selected programme, consent, the displayed price context, and originating page. If you apply as a professional partner, we also collect your name, organisation, role, jurisdiction, services, contribution description, and optional notes. We use this information to validate and operate early-access monitoring or partnership discussions. No payment, subscription entitlement, commission, or partner account is created. Records are retained until the relevant pilot ends or you withdraw consent; request access or deletion through the JURIS contact form.
Workbook and source data
Programme records shown in JURIS are drawn from workbook rows and public source references. They are not personal data about users.
Analytics
Production deployments may use privacy-conscious analytics to understand aggregate site usage. The public platform should not be treated as a secure document room.
Ask JURIS
Assistant messages are processed transiently by JURIS infrastructure and its configured AI model provider to generate a response. JURIS does not create transcript records or retain assistant conversations in its database. Do not submit passports, financial records, health information, legal files, or other sensitive documents. Browser messages clear when the page is refreshed.