Privacy Policy

1. Introduction

Capital Line respects your privacy and is committed to protecting the personal and business information you provide when using our services. This policy explains what we collect, how we use it, and the choices available to you.

2. Information We May Collect

We may collect identifying and project-related information necessary to deliver planning and partner-matching services, including:

• Name, contact details, project descriptions, uploaded documents.
• Partner business registrations, portfolios, and verification files.
• Project documentation such as BOQs, plans, and scope notes.
• Automatically collected data: IP address, device, browser, cookies, and analytics.

3. How We Use Information

We use information to deliver and improve our services: planning, documentation, partner matching, communication, and internal analysis to enhance the platform.

• Prepare project consultations, plans, and BOQs.
• Match clients with suitable partners and coordinate quotations.
• Communicate about requests and provide customer support.
• Use anonymized analytics to improve the site and services.

4. Sharing Information

We do not sell personal information. Project-relevant information may be shared with selected partners to support quotation, evaluation, or technical coordination, and only where necessary.

Examples of recipients

• Verified technical partners (for project delivery after approval).
• Service providers (scheduling, storage, analytics) under processing agreements.
• Legal authorities when required by law.

5. Data Security

• Encryption for data in transit and at rest where practical.
• Role-based access with least-privilege principles.
• Regular backups, recovery testing, and partner vetting.

We apply commercially reasonable safeguards and will notify affected parties where applicable.

General Terms

1. Rights and Responsibilities: Users retain responsibility for their decisions; Capital Line provides facilitation and introductions but does not execute projects directly.
2. Redistribution: Content or deliverables derived from third-party works must preserve required attribution and licensing terms where applicable.
3. Liability: Services are provided as-is; Capital Line does not warrant outcomes for third-party execution.
4. Modifications: Changes to agreements or deliverables should be documented and attributed appropriately.