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Privacy Policy

How QATesty collects, uses, safeguards, retains, and discloses personal information across the website and product.

Effective 2026-10-26

Information we process

We process account identifiers, workspace membership, configuration, support communications, security events, billing metadata, and product activity needed to operate QATesty. Test evidence may contain data visible in customer-authorized target applications.

  • Account and contact details
  • Workspace, project, and role information
  • Operational, device, and security logs
  • Billing status and transaction references
  • Customer-provided test content and evidence

Sharing and international processing

Information is shared only with authorized workspace members, vetted service providers acting under contract, professional advisers, or authorities when legally required. Cross-border processing uses appropriate contractual or legal safeguards where required.

Retention and security

We retain information only as long as needed for the stated purposes, contractual commitments, dispute resolution, and legal requirements. Technical and organizational measures include access controls, encryption where appropriate, logging, backups, and secure development practices; no system can eliminate all risk.

Your rights

Subject to local law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or objection, and may withdraw consent without affecting earlier lawful processing. Identity verification may be required before a request is fulfilled.

Children and updates

QATesty is intended for business and professional use and is not directed to children. Policy changes will be published here with a revised effective date and additional notice when legally required.

Privacy contact

Submit privacy questions and rights requests through the Contact page with the subject “Privacy request.” Do not include passwords, API keys, or unnecessary sensitive data.

This document is designed to describe QATesty transparently. Contract-specific terms in a signed order form or data-processing agreement take precedence where they conflict. For a legal or privacy question, contact us.