
Privacy Policy Writing Guide: Data Collection & Compliance Instructions
Your site collects visitor data to function properly and provide services. Here's what you need to know about data collection and usage:
Analytics & Visitor Data
- We collect browser, network, and device information
- Track page visits, clicks, scrolling, and timestamps
- Record IP addresses and previous pages visited
- Share data with Squarespace for traffic analysis
Cookies
- Essential cookies enable secure site functionality
- Analytical cookies track site performance (with consent)
- Third-party services may place additional cookies
Customer Data Collection For purchases and orders:
- Name and contact information
- Billing/shipping addresses
- Order details and preferences
- Payment information (processed securely by payment providers)
Form Submissions & Member Data
- Contact form responses
- Subscription details
- Member account information
- Login credentials
Website Functionality
- Share buttons may share data with social platforms
- Blog comments collect name and email
- Customer accounts store order history
- Google/Adobe fonts receive basic visitor data
Email Communications
- Order confirmations and shipping updates
- Account notifications
- Marketing emails (with unsubscribe option)
- Abandoned cart reminders
Scheduling & Appointments When booking:
- Name and contact details
- Appointment preferences
- Uploaded files
- Referral information
Payment Processing Through Squarespace Payments:
- Payment details processed by Stripe
- Fraud monitoring by Sift
- All transactions secured with SSL
This data helps us:
- Process orders and appointments
- Improve site performance
- Provide customer support
- Send relevant communications
- Protect against fraud
Third parties receive only necessary data to provide their services. All data collection complies with applicable privacy laws and regulations.
Note: This is an overview. Consult legal experts for compliance requirements specific to your business and location.
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