
Privacy / updated 16 September 2026
Your details.
A clear purpose.
This notice explains how WIDELINE uses information from this website. For privacy requests, contact Kie at hello.wideline@gmail.com.
Who handles your information
WIDELINE is responsible for the personal information collected for its enquiries and services. Kie is your contact for questions about access, correction, deletion or how your information is used.
Enquiries and consultations
When you submit a form, the contact details, project description and optional information you provide are saved so WIDELINE can respond. A consultation booking also records the chosen time and format. This is used to take steps at your request before a possible contract, and to manage genuine business correspondence.
Any plan context shown in the enquiry form can be edited or removed before you send it. Submitting a written enquiry does not book a consultation or subscribe you to marketing.
Your Growth Score and saved plan
The self-assessment is calculated in your browser. You can read and print the full plan without contact details. Your goal, platform and assessment answers are kept in session storage so they remain available during this visit. Closing the tab ends that browser session, subject to your browser’s session-restore settings.
If you request an email follow-up, your contact details, score and priority summary are saved with the request. They are used to respond about the plan. There is no general mailing-list signup.
The guided adviser
The adviser uses fixed choices rather than a generative AI model. Selected answers are saved with a journey identifier to continue the conversation and support a consultation. This operational processing is used to provide the guide you request. The browser also remembers the current conversation during the session.
Optional analytics
Analytics are optional and require your choice of “Allow analytics”. They record page paths, journey events, a general referral category, screen size and pseudonymous visitor and session identifiers. The application’s analytics record does not store IP addresses. Hosting providers may process technical connection data to serve and protect the site.
Choose “Essential only” to browse without these analytics. Use “Analytics settings” at the bottom of any page to change your choice. Withdrawing consent stops future analytics events and removes the analytics identifiers from this browser. It does not automatically delete records already collected.
Where information goes
The website’s hosting and database services store submitted records. Enquiry, booking and optional assessment notifications are passed to FormSubmit and the WIDELINE email inbox. Access to operational records is restricted through the site’s control room. Information is not sold or submitted to an AI model by the guided adviser.
Service providers may operate in different countries and have their own privacy terms. For details about providers and the handling of a particular record, email WIDELINE.
Keeping and removing records
Browser session data lasts for the session; your analytics preference remains in local storage until you change it or clear it. Submitted enquiries, correspondence and project records are retained according to the need to respond, deliver the work, maintain business records or meet applicable obligations. Retention depends on whether a request becomes a project and whether there is an ongoing issue to resolve.
You can ask which records are held about you and request deletion. Records that must be retained for a continuing purpose or obligation may not be removable immediately; WIDELINE will explain the position when responding.
Your choices and rights
Depending on the information and the reason it is processed, you may request access, correction, erasure, restriction or a portable copy. You may withdraw consent where processing relies on it. You can also object to processing based on legitimate interests.
Send requests to hello.wideline@gmail.com. If you remain concerned about the handling of your information, you can raise a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office. Read the ICO’s guidance on your data rights.