Sharing personal data with third parties

Corsizio is 100% committed to the highest privacy and security practices. We never share any data with any third party or use it internally beyond offering the necessities of the service to you. Also, we do not store any payment card information on our servers. All data and interactions are transmitted and stored with the highest level of security and encryption.

Our Commitment 

Our business model is to provide you with as much value as we can without limiting any features and only charge for processing registrations on a pay-per-use model. All data you collect on registration forms is only accessible to you and the users you invite to manage the account with you, if any. 

We are also very supportive of the data privacy laws that exist, such as the European GDPR, Canada's PIPEDA, and California's CCPA, which all relate to personal data privacy. We feel that everyone, regardless of where they reside or do business, should follow the same strict privacy practices. Therefore, we built tools within our platform to let you fully expunge personal data from any attendee registration when your customer asks you to, which is their right to be forgotten. We also do the same for you. If you decide that you want to delete your account fully, we provide you with a single step to completely erase it from our system without any trace of you having ever signed up for our service.  

Your Responsibility 

• If you invite any users to your account, you must be diligent about their assigned role, including what information they have access to and how they may use it. Login passwords are never to be shared amongst multiple users as part of our Terms of Use. If you want other people to have access to your Corsizio data, they must be properly added as users on the account with their own login and password. Failure to do so may result in the suspension of your account.
• If you export any of your data out of Corsizio, you need to be diligent about how you use, store, and share that data.
• If you integrate with Zapier to connect with another app or with any other service directly, you are authorizing to send them your data. Therefore, it is your responsibility to know how the applications you are integrating with may be using your data.

To learn more, please review our Privacy and Terms of Use summary.