Privacy policy

Contact and booking data, its uses and visitors’ rights. This notice covers the public website, not the candidate dossiers processed in the application.

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Public website & appointment bookings

Scope of this policy

This notice covers the BRAIN HR public website and appointment bookings. Sections about assessment and account requests apply only when these forms are offered. Candidate dossiers processed in the application fall under a separate scope.

Data processed on the website

Booking
The booking button opens Cal.com, where you choose a time and enter your contact details. These details are used to arrange the appointment and its confirmations through Cal.com and the team’s connected calendar.
Assessment
Volume, seniority, constraint, current tool and optional deadline. No CV is requested.
Contact
Organization, role, professional email and optional phone number.
Account request
First and last name, work email, optional phone number, company, employee count, business address, country, optional message and contact consent. No password or CV is requested.
Attribution
UTM parameters, landing page and referrer, kept in sessionStorage for the browser tab.

How information is used

The information you enter is used to review your needs, respond to your assessment or account request and arrange a conversation. Attribution data identifies the source of the request.

An account request does not automatically create access to the application. Do not include candidate data in free-text fields.

Data access and retention

Access to information must be limited to people authorised to handle the request and providers needed for that processing. This information is not intended for publication on the website.

Retention must reflect the request’s purpose and applicable obligations. Information that no longer has a justified use must be deleted or, where necessary, moved to a restricted-access archive.

Your rights

You may request access, correction, erasure, restriction or object to processing where provided by law. Requests about website forms concern BRAIN; requests about a recruitment concern the organisation responsible for that recruitment.

You may also submit a complaint to the competent supervisory authority.

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