Privacy policy
Effective date: [PLACEHOLDER — effective date]
This policy sets out what becomes of your information when you browse aiexperienceroom.com or reserve a working session. The short version: analytics stay off until you accept them, and the only personal information that reaches us is what you enter in the booking form.
Who you are dealing with
AI Experience Room is built by Cinco Inc. (“Cinco”, “we”, “us”), an experiential marketing firm headquartered in Montréal. We are located at 139, rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Montréal, QC H2Y 1Z5, Canada. Write to us at hello@wearecinco.com or call +1 514-430-8695.
The personal information described here is under the responsibility of Cinco Inc., which acts as its controller. [PLACEHOLDER — confirm the controlling entity and, if your jurisdiction requires one, the privacy officer named under Québec's Law 25.]
The reach of this policy
What follows applies to the public website at https://aiexperienceroom.com, that is, the pages in front of you.
It does not extend to the client Rooms hosted on subdomains of aiexperienceroom.com. Every Room is run for one particular brand under its own separate agreement, so whatever you type inside a Room falls under that brand’s privacy notice. [PLACEHOLDER — confirm whether Cinco acts as processor or controller for Room data.]
What is recorded automatically
No account is required to read this site, and we never ask you to identify yourself. As with any web server, the infrastructure delivering these pages keeps ordinary request logs: your IP address, which page was asked for, the date and time, the page you came from, and your browser’s user agent.
Those logs exist so we can keep the site running and look into errors or abuse. We do not assemble a profile out of them, and they are never sold or shared for advertising.
[PLACEHOLDER — name the hosting and CDN provider that holds these logs, the region they sit in, and how long they are kept.]
Measurement, subject to your consent
We rely on PostHog to tally page views and learn which parts of this site are genuinely read. The default state is off: no PostHog code is fetched, started or run before you click Accept in the consent banner.
Once you accept, PostHog logs page views, the page address, the referring page, a rough location inferred from your IP address, and general details about your device and browser. Automatic capture of clicks and form activity is turned off. One further event, booking_completed, is recorded when a working session gets booked; it holds nothing but the event type identifier and the language of the page, never your name, your email or your notes.
You can take that consent back at any point: open the “Privacy choices” link in the footer of any page and click Decline. The stored choice is erased and collection stops. Whichever way you decide, this site carries no advertising pixels, no session recording and no cross-site trackers.
The demonstration video
Rather than going through the Vimeo player, the demonstration video on this page is served straight from Vimeo’s content delivery network as an ordinary video file, which means that loading it hands your IP address to that CDN exactly as any network request would, while our use of it sets no cookies.
Reserving a working session
The form on the home page belongs to us, but the reservation itself is created through the Cal.com API. On confirmation, your name, email address, time zone and whatever you put in the notes field go to Cal.com and are shared with us so that the meeting can take place.
The request also includes a fixed field called source whose value is “Landing page (.com)”. It notes which of our surfaces produced the booking and says nothing about you.
Cal.com handles the booking as our service provider, governed by its own privacy policy. The session itself runs on Cal Video. Your email address serves to confirm, move or follow up on the session you reserved.
[PLACEHOLDER — confirm how long booking records and meeting notes are kept, and which calendar, CRM or note-taking tools receive them.]
When you write to us
Send a message to hello@wearecinco.com and we retain both it and our answer so the exchange can be followed. [PLACEHOLDER — name the email provider and the retention period for correspondence.]
Where information may travel
Information may be processed by our providers beyond Québec and beyond Canada, the United States included. [PLACEHOLDER — state the countries involved and the transfer mechanism relied on, and complete the privacy impact assessment Law 25 requires before disclosing personal information outside Québec.]
What you can ask for
According to where you live, you can request a copy of the personal information we hold on you, have it rectified or erased, object to our use of it or have that use restricted, and lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. Québec residents can additionally request it in a structured, widely used technological format.
Requests go to hello@wearecinco.com. Our answer comes within the time frame the applicable law prescribes.
[PLACEHOLDER — confirm which laws apply (Québec Law 25, PIPEDA, GDPR), the legal bases relied on, and the relevant supervisory authority.]
Children and this site
This site addresses businesses; it is not intended for children. We do not knowingly gather personal information from them.
Updates to this policy
Whenever the way this site handles information changes, this page and its effective date are revised. Significant changes are set out here rather than slipped in quietly.
Getting in touch
Any question about this policy goes to hello@wearecinco.com, or to Cinco Inc., 139, rue Saint-Paul Ouest, Montréal, QC H2Y 1Z5, Canada.