Name and professional contact details.
Website privacy notice
Clear boundaries for the public Tenvia website.
This notice describes the current public website and direct business enquiries. It does not describe a production clinical service or authorise the submission of clinical study or patient information.
Start with one controlled problem. Produce an inspectable result. Expand only when the value is clear.
Information you provide
Business contact information is used to respond to your enquiry.
If you email Tenvia, the information you choose to provide is processed for correspondence, relationship management, diligence and steps you request before a potential engagement.
Organisation and role.
The non confidential context of your enquiry.
Correspondence and agreed follow up.
Public website boundary
The website is not a channel for regulated study records.
The public experience uses fixture content. Do not enter patient information, confidential protocols, credentials or sensitive study material into the assessment or an introductory email.
No patient or participant data.
No confidential protocol content before an NDA.
No system credentials.
No production clinical decisions.
Retention and rights
Keep only what is needed for the business relationship.
Business correspondence is retained only for legitimate relationship, legal and security purposes. You may ask Tenvia to correct or delete your contact information where applicable.
Contact hello@tenvia.co for a privacy request.
Service providers are assessed before production use.
International transfers will be documented where required.
This notice will be updated as the website and company structure evolve.
The formal contracting entity, registered address, production processing inventory and subprocessor register will be confirmed before a paid pilot or production service processes customer data.
Privacy contact
Ask before sharing information that may be sensitive.
Contact Tenvia for the appropriate confidentiality and data handling route before sending study material.
No confidential study information is required for an introductory discussion.