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Privacy Policy & Terms
last updated 15 August 2026
Privacy Policy
What we collect
When you submit an enquiry we collect the name, phone number, email address, company name and message you give us. When you browse the site we collect standard analytics data such as pages visited and approximate location.
How we use it
Enquiry details are used to reply to you and, if you become a client, to deliver the work. Analytics data is used only in aggregate to understand which pages are useful. We do not sell your data and we do not add you to marketing lists without asking.
Who else sees it
Only the service providers we use to run the business, such as email hosting and analytics. Client project data stays inside the client’s own accounts wherever possible.
Your choices
Write to info@digiprag.com to ask what we hold about you, to correct it, or to have it deleted. We will act within thirty days.
Cookies
The site uses cookies for analytics and, if you use a form, to remember your submission. You can block them in your browser without losing access to the content.
Terms & Conditions
Scope of work
Each engagement is governed by a written proposal listing deliverables, milestones, timelines and price. Work outside that list is quoted separately before it begins.
Payments
Projects are invoiced against milestones, with an advance to begin. Retainers are invoiced monthly. Taxes apply as per Indian regulations.
Approvals and timelines
Timelines assume feedback and content from you within the agreed review windows. Delays in approvals move delivery dates by the same period.
Ownership
On final payment, the deliverables and their source files belong to you, along with all accounts and hosting created for the project. We retain the right to show the work in our portfolio unless you ask us not to.
Support and liability
Every delivery includes a support window stated in the proposal. Beyond it, support is available under a maintenance agreement. Our liability is limited to the fees paid for the affected work.
These pages are a drafting starting point, not legal advice. Have them reviewed before publishing.