Customer document

Data rights

Start sensitive requests inside your authenticated account when possible; we verify identity, explain retention, and never ask for passwords or OTPs.

Effective
October 13, 2026
Version
2026.10.13
Seller
OnoeX LLC
Contact
support@kiweely.com

1. Self-service controls

Account → Settings provides website-session review/revocation, account-wide sign-out, identity methods, data-export request, and account-deletion entry. A computer can sign out locally.

2. Privacy requests

Depending on law, you can request access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction, objection, withdrawal of consent, opt-out, or appeal. Send a request from the account email to support@kiweely.com and name the right and country/ state. Do not send identity documents until we provide a secure, necessary method.

We verify through fresh account authentication or proportionate information. Authorized agents must show authority and may still require direct identity confirmation. We respond within the applicable period and explain extension, denial, exemption, or appeal. We do not discriminate for exercising a right, though deletion can make the Service unavailable.

3. Export

The export is designed to include your account/contact profile, identity-method summary, website sessions, installation authorization history, audit events tied to your account, and support requests, subject to third-party secrets, other people’s data, security limitations, and legal exemptions.

4. Account deletion

Deletion requires fresh authentication. Sessions/native refresh credentials are revoked, product access ends, and account data enters the deletion workflow. Already issued offline leases remain valid only until signed expiry.

We retain the minimum records required for fraud/security and legal claims. Backups age out on their normal cycle. The configured identity provider may retain independent legally required records under their notices.

5. Questions and complaints

Contact us first so we can address the issue. You may also complain to the privacy regulator with authority where you live or work. The privacy notice explains data, purposes, transfers, and retention in more detail.