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Privacy and GDPR Policy for the Stage Service

Version: 2026-06-13 Effective from: 2026-06-13
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1. Controller, contact details and scope of this document

1.1. This document describes the processing of personal data when using the Stage web application and digital service, visiting related websites, administering accounts, operating Events, making payments, using customer support and the partner programme, and engaging in related communications.

1.2. The controller of personal data in the cases described in this document is:

BizWants s.r.o.
IČO: 21783713
DIČ: CZ21783713
with its registered office at Kaprova 42/14, Staré Město, 110 00 Praha 1, Czech Republic
registered in the Commercial Register maintained by the Municipal Court in Prague, Section C, File No. 406467
data box: 36uwf6x
data protection e-mail: stage@bizwants.com

hereinafter referred to as the "Controller" or the "Provider".

1.3. The terms "Customer", "User", "Consumer", "Event", "Plan", "Subscription", "Credit", "Additional Charge" and "Event Content" have the meanings set out in the terms and conditions of the Stage service.

1.4. This document applies together with the terms and conditions, the complaints procedure and any separate data processing agreement. If any provision conflicts with the mandatory rights of a data subject, the applicable law shall prevail.

1.5. This document applies to the personal data of natural persons. Information concerning a legal entity is not personal data in itself, but it may contain personal data relating to its representatives, employees or contact persons.

2. Roles of the Controller, Customer and processor

2.1. BizWants s.r.o. acts as an independent controller particularly when processing data for:

  • account registration, verification and administration,
  • administration of organisations, roles and access permissions,
  • conclusion and performance of contracts, Subscriptions, billing and payments,
  • security of Stage and prevention of fraud and misuse,
  • customer, technical and complaints support,
  • compliance with accounting, tax and other legal obligations,
  • protection of legal claims, auditing and operational management,
  • its own lawful communications and marketing to the extent permitted by law.

2.2. In relation to Event Content submitted to Stage by the Customer or participants in its Event, the Customer generally determines the purposes and essential means of processing and acts as the controller. To that extent, BizWants s.r.o. generally acts as a processor on the Customer's instructions.

2.3. The Customer is responsible in particular for selecting the legal basis for processing the data of Event participants, complying with information obligations, ensuring the lawfulness of recording or transmitting speech, configuring access, setting retention periods and handling data subject rights in relation to Event Content.

2.4. Even when providing processing services, BizWants s.r.o. may act as an independent controller of a limited range of technical, security, payment and audit data where it independently determines the purpose of processing for infrastructure protection, billing, prevention of misuse, compliance with legal obligations or protection of legal claims.

2.5. If the circumstances of particular processing result in the joint determination of purposes and means, the parties shall regulate their obligations in a separate arrangement. The mere use of the same platform does not, by itself, establish joint controllership.

3. Data subjects and sources of personal data

3.1. Personal data may relate in particular to:

  • Customers, Users and persons administering their accounts,
  • organisation owners, administrators, speakers, moderators, production personnel and control-room personnel,
  • Event participants, listeners and persons asking questions,
  • the Customer's contact, accounting and billing persons,
  • persons interested in Stage, newsletter subscribers and website visitors,
  • referring persons and participants in the partner programme,
  • persons communicating with customer support or asserting a complaint or legal claim.

3.2. We obtain data in particular:

  • directly from the data subject during registration, use of Stage, payment or communication,
  • from the Customer, the Event organiser or another person who assigns a role to the User or sends an invitation,
  • automatically from the device, browser, connection and use of Stage,
  • from Event Content, including speech, transcripts, translations, questions and operational metadata,
  • from payment providers, in particular Stripe, banks and payment instrument issuers,
  • from providers of sign-in, e-mail, communication, security and technical services, where the relevant function is used,
  • from public registers and publicly available sources where necessary to verify a business, issue invoices, enforce claims or prevent fraud.

3.3. Where we do not obtain personal data directly from the data subject, the source may in particular be the Customer or the Event organiser. In such a case, the person who entered the data into Stage or initiated their processing is responsible for the lawfulness of their disclosure.

3.4. The provision of certain data is a contractual or statutory requirement. Without the necessary identification, contact, security, billing or payment data, it may not be possible to create an account, conclude or perform a contract, activate a paid function, issue a document or provide support.

3.5. Providing optional profile data, marketing consent or optional cookies is not a condition for using the basic functions of Stage unless a particular function cannot technically operate without the relevant data.

4. Categories of personal data processed

4.1. Depending on how Stage is used, we may process in particular:

  • identification data, such as first name, surname, user designation and organisation identifier,
  • contact data, in particular e-mail address, telephone number and delivery or registered-office address,
  • sign-in, authentication and security data, including session data, verification codes, access changes and security events,
  • data concerning roles, permissions, organisations and the User's relationship with the Customer,
  • contractual, order, billing and accounting data, including IČO, DIČ, address and the history of Plans, Subscriptions, Credits and Additional Charges,
  • payment identifiers and payment status, checkout information, and tokenised or masked data made available by Stripe or another payment provider; Stage does not ordinarily store complete payment card details,
  • Event data, including its name, time, settings, languages, roles, links, QR code and functions used,
  • audio, voice, live transcripts, translations, synthesised voice output, text and voice questions, polls and other Event Content,
  • participation metadata, such as connection time, selected language, active output, technical status and interactions with the interface,
  • technical data, in particular IP address, device and session identifiers, device type, operating system, browser, language, time zone, network information, diagnostics, error states and operational logs,
  • data from customer support, complaints, disputes, security notifications and related attachments,
  • referral and partner-programme data, including referral attribution, visits through a partner link, order status, commission and settlement,
  • marketing preferences, consents, opt-outs and technical records of setting changes.

4.2. The scope of data depends on the Plan, role, Event settings, enabled functions and whether the User acts as a Customer, Event administrator, speaker, production team member or participant.

4.3. Stage does not identify persons by voice or create biometric templates for the purpose of uniquely identifying a person unless such a function is expressly introduced, separately described and supported by an appropriate legal basis.

5. Purposes and legal bases of processing

5.1. We process personal data for the performance of a contract or to take steps prior to entering into a contract pursuant to Article 6(1)(b) GDPR, in particular for:

  • creating, verifying and administering an account,
  • providing Stage functions and operating Events,
  • administering roles, organisations, Plans and Subscriptions,
  • measuring usage, drawing down Credit and calculating Additional Charges,
  • processing orders, payments, refunds and billing,
  • customer and technical support,
  • handling requests to delete or restore an account.

5.2. We process personal data to comply with legal obligations pursuant to Article 6(1)(c) GDPR, in particular in the areas of accounting, taxation, consumer protection, complaints handling, cooperation with public authorities, cybersecurity and retention of mandatory records.

5.3. On the basis of legitimate interests pursuant to Article 6(1)(f) GDPR, we process data in particular for:

  • protecting accounts, infrastructure, availability and integrity of Stage,
  • preventing fraud, misuse of the free mode, unauthorised accounts, circumvention of payments and security restrictions,
  • maintaining audit and operational records and resolving errors and incidents,
  • protecting, asserting and defending legal claims,
  • improving the reliability, usability, capacity and cost efficiency of the service on the basis of appropriate operational, aggregated or pseudonymised data,
  • direct communication with existing customers about Stage and similar services of our own to the extent permitted by law,
  • internal management, statistics, quality control and development planning.

5.4. Where processing is based on legitimate interests, we assess its necessity, the proportionality of its impact and the reasonable expectations of data subjects. A data subject may object to such processing.

5.5. On the basis of consent pursuant to Article 6(1)(a) GDPR, we process data in particular for optional analytics or marketing cookies, subscriptions to marketing communications where no other legal basis may be used, and other expressly designated optional purposes.

5.6. Consent may be withdrawn at any time without affecting the lawfulness of processing carried out before its withdrawal.

5.7. Where BizWants s.r.o. acts as a processor of Event Content, the Customer as controller determines the legal basis for processing in relation to participants. The processor does not rely on its own legal basis for carrying out the controller's instructions, except for the independent processing described in Article 2.4.

6. Event Content, automated technologies and sensitive data

6.1. Stage may, in real time and to the extent of the enabled functions, receive, transmit, temporarily store, recognise, transcribe, translate, convert into speech, display and route Event Content.

6.2. The Customer must appropriately inform participants in advance that, during an Event, audio may be transmitted, speech may be automatically recognised, transcripts and translations may be created, speech may be synthesised, and questions and operational metadata may be processed.

6.3. The Customer must not intentionally process through Stage special categories of personal data under Article 9 GDPR, data relating to criminal offences, highly confidential information or regulated content unless:

  • it has an appropriate legal basis and, where applicable, an exemption under GDPR,
  • the processing is necessary for the particular Event,
  • it has assessed the risks and suitability of using Stage,
  • it has complied with information and other statutory obligations,
  • it has implemented appropriate organisational and security measures.

6.4. Stage is not intended as a repository for medical records, court files, classified information, payment card data, access passwords or other data requiring a special regime unless their processing has been expressly agreed in advance.

6.5. We do not use Event Content to sell data, create advertising profiles of third parties or pursue our own unrelated commercial purposes.

6.6. We will not use Event Content to train generally applicable models for our own or third-party purposes unless the content is reliably anonymised so that it is no longer personal data, or the Customer gives a separate, specific and legally valid instruction or consent.

6.7. We may use operational insights and genuinely anonymised or aggregated data for statistics, capacity planning, security and service improvement because GDPR does not apply to anonymous data.

7. Data processing arrangement under Article 28 GDPR

7.1. Where the Customer acts as controller of Event Content and BizWants s.r.o. acts as processor, this Article and Article 8 constitute a data processing arrangement under Article 28 GDPR unless the parties have entered into a separate data processing agreement.

7.2. The subject matter of processing is the technical processing of Event Content and related metadata for the purpose of providing Stage functions. Processing continues for the duration of the relevant Event, the contractual relationship and any subsequent technically or legally necessary retention period.

7.3. The nature of processing may include in particular collection, receipt, transmission, sorting, temporary or agreed storage, speech recognition, transcription, translation, voice synthesis, display, disclosure to authorised persons, support, security, backup, deletion and anonymisation.

7.4. Categories of data subjects may include speakers, participants, listeners, moderators, Customer personnel, production team members, invited persons and persons asking questions.

7.5. Types of personal data may include identification and contact data, voice, audio, text, transcripts, translations, questions, answers, roles, language preferences, participation data and technical metadata. Special categories of data may be processed only under the conditions set out in Article 6.3.

7.6. BizWants s.r.o. processes personal data only on the basis of documented instructions from the Customer arising from the contract, Stage settings, activation of a specific function or subsequent demonstrable communication.

7.7. If BizWants s.r.o. believes that an instruction infringes GDPR or another law, it shall inform the Customer and may suspend implementation of the instruction until its lawfulness has been clarified. This does not affect any obligation to carry out processing required by law.

7.8. Persons authorised to process data are bound by confidentiality or an equivalent statutory obligation and have access only to the extent necessary for their work.

7.9. BizWants s.r.o. implements appropriate technical and organisational measures and, to a reasonable extent, assists the Customer with handling data subject rights, security, personal data breach notifications, data protection impact assessments and consultations with the supervisory authority.

7.10. Upon termination of processing, BizWants s.r.o., at the Customer's choice and in accordance with a technically feasible instruction, shall delete or anonymise the personal data or enable its return, unless further retention is required by law, the protection of legal claims or a security reason.

7.11. BizWants s.r.o. shall provide the Customer with information reasonably necessary to demonstrate compliance with processor obligations. An audit may be conducted no more than once a year, on reasonable prior notice, during business hours, and while preserving confidentiality, security and the rights of other customers.

7.12. The Customer shall bear the reasonable costs of an extraordinary audit or individual assistance unless the audit reveals a material breach of BizWants s.r.o.'s obligations or the law provides otherwise.

7.13. The Customer is responsible for the lawfulness of its instructions, the correctness of settings, the scope of authorised persons and ensuring that it does not request through Stage any processing that is disproportionate, unlawful or incompatible with the nature of the service.

8. Recipients, suppliers and subprocessors

8.1. Personal data may, to the extent necessary, be disclosed in particular to:

  • authorised employees and contractual collaborators of BizWants s.r.o.,
  • suppliers of server infrastructure, connectivity, backup and security,
  • providers of e-mail, communication and customer-service tools,
  • payment service providers, in particular Stripe, banks, and accounting or tax advisers,
  • suppliers of speech recognition, transcription, translation, voice synthesis and related AI technologies where the relevant function is active,
  • suppliers of monitoring, diagnostics, operational analysis and fraud prevention,
  • legal, audit and professional advisers,
  • public authorities and other persons where disclosure is required by law or necessary to protect rights.

8.2. Suppliers receive only the data necessary for the specific service and are bound by contractual or statutory data protection obligations.

8.3. Stripe and other payment providers may act as independent controllers for part of the processing, in particular where they process data for their own statutory obligations, risk management, payment verification or fraud prevention. Their own privacy policies also apply to such processing.

8.4. The Customer grants BizWants s.r.o. general written authorisation to engage subprocessors necessary for the operation of Stage.

8.5. If a change of subprocessor materially affects the processing of Event Content, BizWants s.r.o. shall inform the Customer in an appropriate manner. The Customer may submit a reasoned data protection objection within the specified reasonable period.

8.6. If a reasoned objection cannot be resolved by a reasonable alternative, the Customer may terminate the affected part of the service. An objection does not create a right to require the operation of technically or economically disproportionate individual infrastructure.

9. Data location and transfers outside the EU or EHP

9.1. We operate or control the primary databases and permanent storage of the Stage application on server infrastructure located in the EU.

9.2. To provide selected payment, e-mail, security, translation, voice or AI functions, it may be necessary to transfer a limited range of data to a supplier that also processes data outside the EU or EHP.

9.3. A transfer outside the EU or EHP takes place only where an appropriate legal mechanism exists, in particular:

  • an adequacy decision of the European Commission,
  • standard contractual clauses SCC approved by the European Commission,
  • binding corporate rules or another safeguard under GDPR,
  • a statutory derogation for a specific situation, where applicable.

9.4. Where required by the nature of the transfer, we also assess the legal and practical conditions in the destination country and apply supplementary technical or organisational measures.

9.5. Information about the mechanism used and a copy of the relevant safeguards may be requested at stage@bizwants.com. Commercially sensitive or security-related parts may be appropriately redacted.

10. Retention periods, account deletion and backups

10.1. We retain personal data only for as long as necessary for the relevant purpose, compliance with legal obligations, security, auditing, handling complaints or protecting legal claims.

10.2. We process active account data for the duration of the account and the contractual relationship.

10.3. Following confirmed self-service deletion of an account, we first deactivate the account. We generally delete or anonymise the account's personal contact data after a 90-day protection period unless longer processing is necessary.

10.4. During the protection period, the account may be recoverable and it may not be possible to create a new account using the same e-mail address or telephone number without further action. This measure protects the account against mistakes, misuse and circumvention of service rules.

10.5. Deletion or anonymisation may be postponed in particular because of:

  • an ongoing or scheduled Event,
  • an open checkout, Subscription, payment, Additional Charge or refund,
  • an unresolved complaint, dispute or security incident,
  • a statutory archiving obligation,
  • the protection, assertion or defence of a legal claim,
  • an unsettled partner or commission settlement,
  • the account being the sole owner or administrator of an organisation.

10.6. We retain accounting, tax, payment and billing records for the period prescribed by applicable law, which may generally be 5 to 10 years depending on the type of record.

10.7. We retain records of support, complaints, contractual changes and legal claims for the duration of their handling and thereafter for the period necessary to document the course of events and protect rights, generally at least for the applicable limitation period.

10.8. We generally retain security, access, audit and technical logs for no longer than 24 months unless longer retention is necessary because of an incident, fraud, a legal obligation or a legal claim.

10.9. The retention period for Event Content depends on settings, the Plan, the Customer's instructions, the type of output and operational needs. The specific available period may be stated in the application, for the relevant function or in an individual agreement.

10.10. Unless long-term storage has been agreed or configured, Event Content may be retained only for the duration of live processing and for a limited technical period necessary to complete the output, diagnostics, recovery and support.

10.11. After deletion from active systems, data may temporarily remain in secure backups until they are routinely overwritten. Data in backups is not ordinarily used, and if a backup is restored, the data will be deleted again in accordance with the applicable retention rules.

10.12. We may retain anonymised statistical data that can no longer be linked to a specific natural person without any time limit.

11. Cookies, local storage, analytics and marketing

11.1. Stage uses necessary cookies and similar technologies, including browser local storage, where required for:

  • sign-in and session security,
  • routing the User to the correct Event,
  • transmission and listening to the active output,
  • protection against misuse and technical attacks,
  • storing language, theme, interface settings and hiding the guide,
  • consent management and the basic operation of the application.

11.2. We use necessary technologies without consent to the extent permitted by law because without them sign-in, the speaker console, listening to an Event, administration or security may not function.

11.3. We use analytics, marketing and partner cookies or similar identifiers only on an appropriate legal basis and, where the law requires consent, only after consent has been given.

11.4. We store the selected settings in the browser and may maintain a limited audit record of consent, in particular the version of the text, time, selected category, page or path, and a pseudonymised technical identifier.

11.5. Consent to optional cookies may be changed or withdrawn in the cookie settings. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of prior processing.

11.6. We send marketing communications on the basis of consent or another lawful authorisation, including communications to existing customers concerning our own similar services where permitted by law.

11.7. Every marketing communication provides a simple means of opting out. Opting out does not apply to necessary contractual, security, payment or operational communications.

11.8. We do not sell personal data to advertising intermediaries or provide it to third parties for their own unrelated targeted advertising.

12. Rights of data subjects

12.1. Subject to the conditions of GDPR, a data subject has the right to:

  • obtain confirmation as to whether their personal data is being processed and access that data,
  • request rectification of inaccurate data or completion of incomplete data,
  • request erasure of personal data,
  • request restriction of processing,
  • receive data they have provided in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and, where applicable, transmit it to another controller,
  • object to processing based on legitimate interests,
  • object to direct marketing at any time,
  • withdraw consent where processing is based on consent,
  • not be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing that produces legal or similarly significant effects, where the conditions of GDPR are met,
  • lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.

12.2. Individual rights are not absolute. A request may be refused in whole or in part where GDPR or another law permits further processing, in particular because of a legal obligation, protection of third-party rights, security, billing, a complaint or a legal claim.

12.3. The right to data portability applies only to data processed by automated means on the basis of consent or a contract and must not adversely affect the rights of others.

12.4. If an objection is raised against processing based on legitimate interests, we shall cease processing unless we demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds overriding the data subject's rights or unless the data is needed for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.

12.5. We shall comply with an objection to processing for direct marketing purposes without further assessment.

13. Exercising rights and identity verification

13.1. Rights may be exercised by e-mail at stage@bizwants.com, through data box 36uwf6x or in writing at the Controller's address.

13.2. To prevent unauthorised disclosure or deletion of data, we may reasonably verify the identity of the applicant. The verification method is selected according to the nature of the request, the risk and the data already available to us.

13.3. We handle requests without undue delay, normally no later than within one month. Taking into account the complexity and number of requests, the period may be extended by a further two months; we shall inform the applicant of the extension and the reasons for it within the original one-month period.

13.4. Requests are handled free of charge. Where a request is manifestly unfounded or excessive, in particular because it is repetitive, we may, to the extent permitted by GDPR, charge a reasonable fee or refuse to act on the request.

13.5. Where BizWants s.r.o. processes the data concerned solely as the Customer's processor, it may forward the request to the relevant Customer as controller and provide reasonable assistance. In such a case, the data subject should primarily contact the Event organiser.

13.6. Before disclosing a copy of data, we may remove or conceal data relating to other persons, trade secrets, security information and parts whose disclosure would adversely affect the rights and freedoms of others.

14. Automated processing, profiling and minors

14.1. Stage uses automated technologies for speech recognition, transcription, translation, voice synthesis, output routing, diagnostics and detection of unusual or risky traffic.

14.2. Automated transcription, translation or voice output in itself is not a decision about a person and is not intended to produce legal or similarly significant effects within the meaning of Article 22 GDPR.

14.3. Security and anti-fraud systems may automatically flag unusual activity, restrict a specific technical request or require additional verification. A significant account restriction based on a disputed assessment may be submitted to customer support for review.

14.4. Stage does not carry out advertising profiling of Event participants or create profiles for third parties without a separate legal basis.

14.5. Stage is intended primarily for businesses, organisations and professional users and is not intended for independent registration by young children.

14.6. If minors participate in an Event, the Customer is responsible for an appropriate legal basis, information, any necessary consent of a legal representative and settings appropriate to the age and risks.

15. Security and personal data breaches

15.1. We use appropriate technical and organisational measures corresponding to the nature of the processing, available technologies, costs, and the likelihood and severity of risks.

15.2. Measures may include in particular:

  • access control and user permissions,
  • separation of environments, accounts and customer data,
  • encrypted transmission and appropriate protection of stored data,
  • logging, monitoring, misuse detection and incident response,
  • backup, recovery and availability management,
  • security updates, testing and vulnerability management,
  • contractual and organisational control of authorised persons and suppliers,
  • pseudonymisation, minimisation and anonymisation where appropriate.

15.3. We continuously adapt security measures to risks, the development of Stage, GDPR and other applicable European or Czech cybersecurity requirements.

15.4. No system can be regarded as absolutely secure. The Customer and the User are responsible for protecting their sign-in details, devices, networks, roles and access, and for promptly reporting any suspected misuse.

15.5. If we identify a personal data breach, we assess its nature, scope and risks and adopt appropriate remedial measures.

15.6. Where BizWants s.r.o. acts as an independent controller, it shall comply with notification obligations towards ÚOOÚ and affected persons where the statutory conditions are met.

15.7. Where BizWants s.r.o. acts as a processor, it shall notify the relevant Customer of the breach without undue delay after becoming aware of it and provide available information and reasonable assistance.

16. Customer obligations when processing participant data

16.1. The Customer is responsible for having an appropriate legal basis for processing the personal data of Event participants and for ensuring that the use of Stage corresponds to the purpose about which the affected persons were informed.

16.2. The Customer is required in particular to:

  • provide participants with clear and timely information about processing,
  • obtain the necessary consents or another legal basis for transmitting, recording or retaining voice and content,
  • grant access only to authorised persons and revoke access in a timely manner,
  • select an appropriate retention period and Event settings,
  • refrain from placing data that should not be public in Event names, links or public fields,
  • handle data subject rights and inform BizWants s.r.o. where its assistance is required,
  • carry out a data protection impact assessment where required by the nature of the processing,
  • ensure the lawfulness of any involvement of minors or processing of special categories of data.

16.3. The Customer must not use Stage for covert or unauthorised recording, monitoring of persons, creation of sensitive profiles or other processing contrary to law.

16.4. If the Customer breaches its controller obligations, it is responsible for that breach to the extent provided by law and the contract. BizWants s.r.o. may reasonably restrict or suspend unlawful or high-risk processing.

17. Supervisory authority, amendments and effective date

17.1. A data subject has the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the Member State of their habitual residence, place of work or the place of the alleged infringement.

17.2. The competent Czech supervisory authority is:

Office for Personal Data Protection
Pplk. Sochora 27
170 00 Praha 7
Czech Republic
e-mail: posta@uoou.gov.cz
data box: qkbaa2n
website: https://uoou.gov.cz

17.3. We recommend first contacting the Controller at stage@bizwants.com so that the matter can be investigated and, where appropriate, remedied. This does not affect the right to lodge a complaint directly with the supervisory authority.

17.4. We may amend this document in particular when laws, Stage functions, suppliers, processing methods, security measures or the business model change.

17.5. We shall communicate a material change that significantly affects Users' rights or reasonable expectations in an appropriate manner, for example in the application, on the website or by e-mail.

17.6. Processing is governed by the version effective at the time of the relevant processing unless the law requires otherwise.

17.7. This document takes effect on 2026-06-13.

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