Your data, and what we do with it
This page is a plain-language summary for English-speaking customers. The binding version is the Hebrew privacy policy, which is the document that governs the account.
The short version
- ✓Contact lists you upload belong to you. We do not mail them, sell them, or use them for anything other than delivering what you send
- ✓Sending data such as opens, clicks and bounces is processed so the platform can report and manage reputation
- ✓We keep what is needed to run the account and meet legal obligations, and no more
- ✓Recipients can unsubscribe from any campaign, and the platform records it
- ✓API keys can be restricted to specific IP addresses so a leaked key is useless elsewhere
What the law requires from you
Israeli anti-spam law, section 30A of the Communications Law, governs commercial messages sent to recipients in Israel. In short: you need consent, the message must identify you as the sender, and unsubscribing must be simple and honoured. The platform gives you the tools, but the consent is yours to hold.
If you send to recipients in the European Union or the United Kingdom, GDPR and PECR apply on top of that, and the standards are stricter in places.
Questions about data
If you need a data processing agreement, or a specific answer for a compliance review, write to us and a person will answer.
Sign up freeContact usFrequently asked questions
Who owns the lists I upload?
You do. We process them to deliver what you send, and for nothing else.
Where is the binding policy?
The Hebrew privacy policy on this site. This page summarizes it for English readers and does not replace it.
Can I get a data processing agreement?
Contact us with what your compliance team needs and we will handle it.
Do you comply with Israeli anti-spam law?
The platform provides consent tracking, sender identification and unsubscribe handling. Holding valid consent for your list is your responsibility as the sender.