How TRIGERR handles the information you give us through this website. This page describes what the site actually does today. The sections marked below are still with our advisers.
Awaiting review — The legal entity responsible for your information, its registered address, and how to contact it. TRIGERR to supply.
There are two forms on this website, and they are the only places we collect anything.
The launch notification form
The requirements survey
We also record the date and time of your submission, and the browser identification string your browser sends with every request. We do not record your IP address. If you allow advertising cookies, we additionally record which pages you view on this site and whether you complete the survey, and share those events with Meta — see “Cookies and tracking” below. Meta receives your IP address in that case, because your browser contacts its servers directly.
The email address you give the notification form is used to tell you when TRIGERR launches. The survey exists so we can understand your requirements and respond with a relevant next step — the survey itself says that a member of our team will be in touch, and that is what the information is for.
We do not use either form's information for anything else.
Advertising cookies are set only if you choose “Accept” when the cookie notice appears. Nothing is set before that choice, and declining leaves every part of this site working exactly as it does otherwise. You can change your answer at any time from “Cookies and tracking” on this page, and withdrawing stops any further tracking immediately.
Awaiting review — The lawful basis for processing form submissions, and for advertising cookies, under applicable law. How agreement is obtained and withdrawn is described under “How we ask for your agreement” above; the statement of legal basis itself requires legal input.
Submissions are sent to TRIGERR's own server, which stores them in a private Google Workspace spreadsheet that only TRIGERR staff can open. Google acts as our processor for that storage. What you type into our forms is not sent to any other third party, and no third-party service receives it directly from your browser. If you allow advertising cookies, your browser separately sends page-view and survey-completion events to Meta; those events contain nothing you typed.
We intend to move this data into TRIGERR's own systems once they are ready. This page will be updated when that happens.
Awaiting review — A retention period for each kind of submission, and what happens at the end of it. Requires a decision from TRIGERR.
Awaiting review — Your rights over the information we hold, how to exercise them, how long we take to respond, and how to complain to a supervisory authority. Requires legal input.
Awaiting review — The address to write to about anything on this page. Requires a monitored contact address from TRIGERR.