Privacy policy

Welcome

Thanks for visiting. We’re glad you’re here and look forward to giving you all the features and information on offer through our sites. Naturally, respecting and protecting your privacy is high on our agenda. We’ve have a 0 incident history from the past 20 years working with large enterprise and our intention is to maintain that record with high-quality systems and processes.

We respect the EU’s General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) and the principles it stands for. This policy explains how we collect and treat any information you give us. You won’t find any complicated legal terms or long passages of unreadable text. We’ve no desire to trick you into agreeing to anything that might compromise your information security or that of your company.

Your agreement

By using any of our key websites, you agree to the following Privacy Policy:

https://magneto.net.au/
https://magnetomentor.ai/ 
https://credosity.com/

All are owned and operated by Magneto Communications Pty Ltd [ABN 43 109 564 614] of Sydney, Australia.

Our commitment

We value your privacy as much as we do our own, so we’re committed to keeping your personal and business information safe. We’ll never use your personal information for any reason other than the reason you gave it, and we’ll never give anyone access to it unless we’re required by law.

Confidentiality of written communication

When you upload a document or text to Credosity Online here’s what happens, and how we keep your writing secure:

All text analysis is processed within the memory of the Credosity SaaS (on Microsoft Azure Australian servers). We send performance statistics, not written content, securely via SSL to our Microsoft Azure servers via an encrypted HTTPS connection. The document and text are discarded from secure server memory once the session has ended (i.e. it’s not stored to disk or retained on disk). At no stage can a human see, collect, read or keep your document or text.

How we collect information

We may collect personal information from you when you use our website, products or services. This information may be collected when you tell us about yourself, e.g. by subscribing to us, completing an online form, attending a training course or learning session we run, entering details about our products or services, accepting an invitation from us, or when you call us or send us an email.

Personal information

Personal information is information that identifies you or could identify you, such as:

1. your name, email address or contact details
2. your interests in our products, services or events
3. information about your dealings with us
4. any other information we may need to supply or promote our goods or services.

Data classification

All data is deemed ‘Commercial in Confidence’. Don’t send us, email us, or upload to our website or software, any SPI (Sensitive Personal Information), unauthorised PII (Personally Identifiable Information) or unauthorised PHI (Protected Health Information).
Information about someone else

If you give us information about another person, make sure you are authorised to give us that information. You must also inform that person of who we are and that we may use and disclose their personal information in accordance with this privacy policy.

Cookies

Here’s how we may use cookies on our websites. If you don’t wish to receive any cookies, you may set your browser to refuse cookies.
We may use cookies to learn about how you use our website, to save you from having to re-enter your details when you’re a returning visitor, or to help us make a better user experience for you.

But we don’t use cookies or scripts that track other websites you visit or build a profile of your internet activity on sites other than our own.
Cookies may automatically record details about any computer used to access the website such as the date and time of access, the IP address, domain name and details of the information accessed.

Use of information

We may occasionally send you information on our products and services. When we do, you have the option to unsubscribe from these communications. We might also email or phone you about our products and services, but if you tell us not to, we won’t get in touch again. We may use your information to send you invoices, statements, or reminders.

We won’t disclose your personal information to any third parties without your consent, unless we’re required to by law or to the extent we use third parties to capture or manage your personal information on our behalf.

We do not use your personal information to train artificial intelligence systems. Such use is expressly prohibited unless we have your written consent.

Where we store your information

When you contact us by email or through this website, we store your information in our Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software. If you sign up for our e-zines, we store your name and email address in MailChimp, our email-marketing platform. When you buy something, your information is processed by Stripe, our ecommerce platform. And if we do business, we store your information in our accounts software, Xero. We chose these systems partly for their commitment to security.

When you upload text or a document to Credosity Online, we store your email address and statistical summary in Microsoft Azure SQL. We don’t retain your text nor save it to disk.

Security of personal information

We take all reasonable steps to protect information we hold (including your personal information). We also take reasonable steps to hold information securely in electronic or physical form.

Internally, we use password vaults to generate and store complex, encrypted passwords for our software and marketing infrastructure. Vault access is assigned by individual role to our team members. We use a different, randomly generated password for each service, and never use the same password twice.

When available, we use two-factor authentication for all of our software and marketing infrastructure.

Security of payment information

We use Stripe to process credit-card payments online. Stripe is certified to PCI Service Provider Level 1. This is the most stringent level of certification available in the payments industry. (Note: PCI compliance is required for all merchants that store, transmit, or process payment card information.)

Stripe has their own Privacy Policy. Although our agreement with them doesn’t allow the other transacting party to use this information for anything other than providing payment services, we’re not responsible for their actions, including their information-protection practices.
If you don’t want to use your credit card online, we offer alternative payment methods.

Third-party links

Our websites contain links to third-party sites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or content of those websites. We recommend reviewing their privacy policies before providing any personal information.

Who has access to information about you

When we store information, only the people who need it can access it. Our management team has access to everything you’ve provided, but individual team members have access only to what they need to do their job.

Changes to our privacy policy

If we change the contents of this policy, those changes will become effective the moment we publish them here. We do not undertake to notify users or clients individually of changes.

Access to your information

You may request access at any time to personal information we hold about you by emailing us at training@magneto.net.au. We’ll delete your personal information on your written request.

Detailed security guide: MagnetoMentor.AI or Credosity Online

If you’d like a copy, please contact us and we’ll send it. This guide outlines how we handle your data securely and complies with our commitment to privacy and confidentiality.

Applicable Law

This Privacy Policy is governed by Australian law, and any dispute relating to it will be determined by the courts of New South Wales.

Note

This policy sets out generally how we endeavour to deal with personal information. It’s not intended to represent that we’re bound by the Australian Privacy Act 1988. That’s not because we’re not committed to privacy, but because we’re below their private company annual turnover limits.