Website delivery
Hosting and network services may process standard request information such as an IP address, requested page, and security event to deliver and protect the site.
Corporate responsibility / Data responsibility
Website visits, enquiries, and client AI projects involve different information. This page explains how we handle each, and what to agree before sharing sensitive project material.
Our approach
Public pages are open to everyone. The site does not embed advertising or analytics trackers.
Hosting and network services may process standard request information such as an IP address, requested page, and security event to deliver and protect the site.
The site does not add advertising, analytics, tracking, or preference cookies. There is no optional tracking category to enable.
When you email us, we receive the message, contact details, and any attachments you choose to include. Avoid sending passwords, payment-card numbers, or confidential project files by ordinary email.
Our approach
AI projects often involve an organization’s most sensitive documents and records. We design around that from the start.
Client data is used only for the agreed project. We configure AI services so that your data is not used to train third-party models, and we can deploy models inside your own cloud tenancy or on-premises infrastructure when your policies require it.
Access for AI agents follows least-privilege principles: each agent reaches only the systems and records it is permitted to use, and its actions can be logged for review. Retention and deletion terms are agreed in writing for each engagement.
Our approach
Different providers perform specific tasks, described in the privacy information.
Hosting and network providers deliver and protect this website.
Enquiries sent by email are handled through our business email service.
The AI models and cloud platforms used for a client project are agreed with that client in writing.
Our approach
A website privacy page cannot define the handling of every custom project.
List the drawings, specifications, cost inputs, personal information, or other records a project might use.
Agree on who needs access, the systems involved, and how information should be transferred before sending confidential material.
Discuss storage, output, support, and handover requirements as part of the project scope.
Our approach
Use the support address for a request about information associated with your correspondence or project.
Email support@englogics.com with enough context to identify the message or project. Some business, security, or contractual records may need to be retained for legal or operational reasons. The privacy information describes this limitation.
Contact us before sending confidential project material. We can discuss the information and access requirements in the context of the proposed work.
Corporate responsibility
Ask us about a specific project requirement or information on this page.