Privacy Policy

Information We Collect

When you use kamrelonix for comparative company analysis, we gather different types of information to provide accurate financial insights.

What You Give Us Directly

This includes details you enter when creating an account or using our services. Your name, email address, and business details help us tailor comparisons to your needs. If you're analyzing specific industries or company sizes, we'll store those preferences too.

Data We Collect Automatically

Like most websites, we track technical information—your IP address, browser type, device details, and how you navigate our platform. This helps us spot problems and improve the experience. We also monitor which companies you compare and which metrics interest you most.

Financial Research Data

When you run comparative analyses, we record the companies you search, the time periods you examine, and the financial ratios you calculate. This data helps us refine our algorithms and suggest relevant comparisons.

How We Use Your Information

Everything we collect serves a purpose. We don't hoard data for no reason.

• Delivering accurate company comparisons and financial analysis tools
• Personalizing your dashboard based on your research patterns
• Sending you relevant updates about companies you're tracking
• Improving our algorithms and expanding our database
• Preventing fraud and maintaining platform security
• Complying with legal obligations under Australian financial regulations
• Communicating service changes or new features

We won't sell your personal information to third parties. That's a firm commitment. Your research interests and financial analysis patterns stay confidential.

Data Sharing and Third Parties

Sometimes we need to share information, but only when necessary.

Service Providers

We work with companies that help us run kamrelonix—cloud hosting services, email platforms, and analytics tools. These providers access your data only to perform specific tasks and must protect it according to our standards.

Legal Requirements

If Australian law enforcement or regulatory bodies request information, we'll comply with valid legal demands. We might also share data if we believe it prevents fraud or protects someone's safety.

Business Transfers

Should kamrelonix merge with another company or get acquired, your information would transfer to the new entity. We'd notify you beforehand and explain any changes to how your data gets handled.

Data Security Measures

Protecting financial information requires serious security infrastructure.

We encrypt all data in transit using TLS 1.3 protocols. When information reaches our servers, it's encrypted at rest using AES-256 standards. Our Australian data centers meet strict physical security requirements with biometric access controls and 24/7 monitoring.

Our team conducts regular security audits and penetration testing. We patch vulnerabilities quickly and maintain incident response protocols if something goes wrong.

But here's the reality—no system is completely bulletproof. While we invest heavily in security, we can't guarantee absolute protection against every possible threat. That's why we recommend using strong passwords and enabling two-factor authentication.

Your Privacy Rights

Australian privacy law gives you substantial control over your personal information.

To exercise these rights, contact our privacy team at help@kamrelonix.com. We'll verify your identity and respond within the timeframes required by Australian law.

Data Retention Periods

We don't keep information longer than necessary, but different data types have different lifespans.

When retention periods expire, we permanently delete data using secure erasure methods. Backups containing your information get purged within 90 days of primary deletion.

Cookies and Tracking

We use cookies to make kamrelonix work properly and remember your preferences.

Essential cookies keep you logged in and maintain your session security. Without these, the platform wouldn't function. We also use analytics cookies to understand how people use our comparison tools—which features get ignored, where confusion happens, what works well.

You can disable non-essential cookies through your browser settings. This might affect functionality, but core features will still work. We don't use advertising cookies or share cookie data with marketing networks.

International Data Transfers

kamrelonix primarily operates within Australia, but some service providers maintain infrastructure overseas.

When data moves outside Australia, we ensure adequate protection through standard contractual clauses and verification that recipient countries maintain comparable privacy standards. Currently, some cloud services operate in Singapore and the United States under strict data protection agreements.

Your financial research data stays within Australian data centers. Only technical infrastructure and support systems occasionally involve international transfers.

Children's Privacy

kamrelonix isn't designed for children under 18. We don't knowingly collect information from minors.

If you discover that someone under 18 has created an account, please notify us immediately. We'll delete the account and associated data promptly.

Changes to This Policy

Privacy practices evolve as technology changes and regulations update.

We'll notify you about significant policy changes via email and through prominent notices on the platform. Minor clarifications might happen without notification, but we'll always update the "Last updated" date at the top of this page.

If changes reduce your privacy rights, we'll seek your consent before implementing them. You can always close your account if you disagree with new terms.

Privacy Complaints

If you believe we've mishandled your personal information, let us know.

Contact our privacy team first at help@kamrelonix.com. We'll investigate thoroughly and respond within 30 days. Most issues get resolved through direct communication.

If you're not satisfied with our response, you can lodge a complaint with the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC). They provide an independent review of privacy concerns and can investigate potential breaches of the Privacy Act.