Erase personal data from Corsizio

Corsizio is committed to ensuring your data is safe, secure, and within your control. We are also committed to abiding by the strictest laws and regulations that govern personal privacy, like Canada's PIPEDA and Europe's GDPR. By having an account with Corsizio, you are a data subject, and if you accept any event registrations, you are also a data controller. 

As a data subject, you have certain rights when it comes to your personal data, including:

  • Know what data is collected and how your data is used (see our privacy statement and data processing addendum)
  • Have the ability to edit your data (in the account Settings)
  • Have the ability to erase your data (in the account Settings and covered in this help doc)

As a data controller, you have certain responsibilities regarding what data you collect from your attendees and how you use it.

Deleting an Account versus Deleting a User Login

When you sign up to Corsizio, you get a user login and gain access to Corsizio. With a user login, you can create one or more accounts within Corsizio.
  • If you have one business, you would have one Corsizio account for that business.
  • If you are in charge of different companies, brands, divisions, or departments of a company, you may need to have a separate Corsizio account for each of them from within your one user login.
To delete one or more of your Corsizio accounts and all the associated data, go to the account Settings. In the left side menu, under Danger Zone, you will find the Delete this account only and keep my user login option.
To stop using Corsizio altogether, and not only delete your account(s) but also your entire user login and all data associated with it, go to the account Settings. In the left side menu, under Danger Zone, you will find the Delete my user login and its owned accounts option.

The latter option will erase all your personally identifiable data, as part of your right to be forgotten, assuming there is no legitimate interest in retaining the data, such as but not limited to tax regulations or any civil claims. 

Deletion is Irreversible

The above-mentioned delete actions — delete account and delete user login — are permanent and NOT reversible. This means you cannot regain access to your account or any event, attendee, financial, and other associated data.

Please be certain when you wish to act on either of these deletion options.

However, please also know that we encourage you to delete accounts and delete events you no longer need. This is best practice for account performance, organization, and data privacy and security.
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