GDPR Information

Last updated: 26 September 2025

This page complements our user-facing Privacy Policy. It provides implementation details for compliance (records of processing, processors, transfers, security, cookies, Data Subject Requests).

1) Roles & entities

Controller: Andrii Trush (self-employed in Belgium)
Registered address: 9200 Dendermonde, Belgium
Enterprise number (KBO/BCE): BE 1016.452.805
Email: contact@isapp.be
DPO: Not appointed.
Websites covered: isapp.be, isap.me, isap.dev

2) Records of processing activities (ROPA)

Purpose Data categories Data subjects Legal basis Legitimate interest (if 6(1)(f)) Retention Recipients / processors Key security measures
Contact form handling Name, email, message content; optional phone/company Website users, prospects Contract (6(1)(b)) or Legitimate interests (6(1)(f)) Efficient handling of enquiries Up to 12 months after last interaction (unless legal retention applies) Service providers supporting contact handling (if any) HTTPS/TLS; spam filtering; access controls
Project briefing & proposals Identity/contact, company, project scope, requirements, timeline, budget, uploaded files Prospects, website users Contract (6(1)(b)) pre-contractual steps; or Legitimate interests (6(1)(f)) Efficient scoping and proposal preparation Up to 24 months after last interaction if no contract is formed; longer if legal retention applies once contracted Internal tools (CRM/task/docs, if any) Access controls; avoid special categories; secure file storage
Analytics (opt-in) IP (truncated/aggregated where applicable), device and usage data, pages viewed Website users Consent (6(1)(a)) via Cookiebot 2–14 months (per analytics settings) Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity, Cloudflare Web Analytics / RUM, Ahrefs Web Analytics Consent gating; retention limits; privacy-friendly modes where available
Security & error monitoring IP, request metadata, error traces/logs Website users Legitimate interests (6(1)(f)) Ensure availability, integrity and secure operation of the Sites ~90 days CDN/WAF, error monitoring Network firewalling, WAF, rate-limiting, RBAC, logging
Marketing & remarketing (opt-in) Cookie IDs, page events, campaign attribution Users who consented Consent (6(1)(a)) Per vendor policy Google Ads, Meta Pixel Consent gating, periodic reviews

3) Processors & sub-processors

We maintain DPAs with our processors. They act on our documented instructions and implement appropriate measures. The list below reflects our current stack for the Sites.

Vendor Purpose Primary locations Transfer mechanism DPA/Terms Notes
Usercentrics (Cookiebot) Consent Management Platform (CMP) EU/Global Standard terms / SCCs where applicable DPA Blocks non-essential scripts until consent
Cloudflare Gateway Tag Manager Tag delivery/routing (fires only per Cookiebot consent) Global Standard terms; SCCs where applicable Service Infrastructure only; no cookies by itself
Cloudflare (CDN/WAF) CDN, security (WAF, DDoS) Global Standard terms; SCCs where applicable DPA Strictly necessary by default
Cloudflare Web Analytics / RUM Website analytics (opt-in) EU/Global Standard terms; SCCs where applicable Service Runs only after Statistics consent
Ahrefs Web Analytics Privacy-first website analytics (opt-in) EU/Global Standard terms Service Cookieless mode supported; gated under Statistics
Google Analytics 4 Website analytics (opt-in) EU/US SCCs Processor Terms Runs only after consent; IP masking
Microsoft Clarity Session analytics (opt-in) EU/US SCCs Microsoft GDPR & DPA Session recording/heatmaps only after consent
Sentry Error monitoring EU/US SCCs DPA Log minimization; personal data limited
Google Ads Advertising & remarketing (opt-in) EU/US SCCs Ads Processor Terms Consent required
Meta Pixel Advertising & remarketing (opt-in) EU/US SCCs Business Tools Terms Consent required

4) Cookies & Consent Management

We use Cookiebot (Usercentrics) as our CMP. By default, all non-essential tags and scripts are blocked. Tags are delivered via Cloudflare Gateway Tag Manager and will fire only when the corresponding Cookiebot category is granted. You can change or withdraw your consent at any time via Change cookie preferences.

Cookie categories & tag mapping

Category Purpose Tools Consent required? Release condition (Cookiebot)
Necessary Security, load balancing, consent storage, tag delivery infrastructure Cloudflare (CDN/WAF), Cloudflare Gateway Tag Manager, Cookiebot core No (legitimate interest) Always on (infrastructure only; no analytics/marketing code)
Preferences Remember language/UX choices Site settings Yes preferences = true
Statistics Measure usage and performance Google Analytics 4, Microsoft Clarity, Cloudflare Web Analytics / RUM, Ahrefs Web Analytics Yes statistics = true (tags released via CF Gateway TM)
Marketing Remarketing, ad performance Google Ads, Meta Pixel Yes marketing = true (tags released via CF Gateway TM)

5) SEO crawlers (not cookies; not under CMP)

We use Ahrefs Webmaster Tools for technical SEO and link analysis. Its bot (AhrefsBot) crawls publicly available pages to evaluate site health and links. It does not set cookies or track visitors and does not depend on your cookie consent.

6) International data transfers

Where a processor is outside the EEA, we rely on appropriate safeguards such as the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) and implement supplementary measures if needed. We periodically review transfer frameworks and vendor documentation.

7) Security measures (overview)

  • Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest where available
  • Role-based access control, least privilege, 2FA for admin access
  • Regular patching and dependency management
  • Backups and restore testing
  • Network protections (WAF, rate limiting, DDoS mitigation)
  • Logging/monitoring and alerting for anomalies
  • Secrets management and environment segregation

8) Data Subject Request (DSR) workflow

  1. Submit: Email contact@isapp.be from the address you used on our Sites and describe your request.
  2. Verify: We may ask for limited information to confirm your identity.
  3. Assess: We locate relevant data and assess any legal restrictions (e.g., legal obligations, third-party rights).
  4. Respond: We respond within 30 days (extendable where permitted for complex requests).
  5. Escalate: If you are not satisfied, you can complain to the Belgian Data Protection Authority (APD/GBA).

APD/GBA: Rue de la Presse 35, 1000 Brussels, contact@apd-gba.be, www.dataprotectionauthority.be.