Privacy

How we look after
your information.

Our policy is being rewritten. Until the new one is published, this page sets out the questions it has to answer – and who to ask in the meantime.

Why this page is short

Our earlier privacy policy takes effect from January 2020 and was written for a different website. It says nothing about the wellbeing assessment, the check-ins or the mentoring that now sit at the centre of what we do. Rather than leave it standing, we are having a new policy drafted and legally reviewed before it goes up here.

The way your results are shared today is described in plain terms on the assessment page. If a question about your own information cannot wait for the drafting, please ask us – we would rather answer than have you wonder.

What the new policy will answer

Each question below gets a plain answer, in language you can read in one sitting, before we publish it.

  1. Who holds your information?

    The organisation you are giving it to, the people accountable for it, and the law it answers to.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

  2. What does the assessment record?

    The answers, scores and check-ins the assessment and the app keep, and what is kept alongside them.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

  3. Who can see your results?

    Which people inside Verve Lead can open your results, and in what circumstances.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

  4. How does sharing with a mentor work?

    What a mentor sees, when they first see it, and how you change your mind after you have said yes.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

  5. Where is your information stored?

    The countries and services that hold it, and any other party it passes through on the way.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

  6. How long is it kept?

    How long results, check-ins and account records are held, and what happens to them if you leave.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

  7. How do you ask us about your own information?

    How to see what we hold, correct it, or ask us to remove it – and who to write to.

    [TO BE DRAFTED – LEGAL REVIEW REQUIRED]

Still to confirm with the drafter [DETAIL TO CONFIRM]: a named contact for privacy enquiries, and the date the new policy takes effect.

Ask us anything in the meantime

A question about your own information does not have to wait for the policy. Write to us and a person will answer you.