What we do with your details

Your submitted enquiry details. Your name, your mobile, your email, your business name, your trade, and whatever you wrote in the box. If you arrived from an ad we also record which ad it was, so we know what is worth paying for. Limited technical information also supports the form security checks described below.

To ring you back about your enquiry, and to set the service up if you decide to go ahead. Nothing else. Filling in this form does not put you on a mailing list.

The people who run this service, and nobody else. We do not sell your details, we do not rent them out, and we do not hand them to anyone outside the business for their own use. The only outsiders in the chain are the suppliers who host our systems and send our email, and they only touch it to do that job for us.

If you become a customer, for as long as you are one and for seven years after that, because tax and company records have to be kept. If you do not become a customer, we hold the enquiry for two years in case you come back to us, and then it goes.

You can ask what we hold about you, ask us to correct it if it is wrong, or ask us to delete it. Email logins@d3v.nz and we will come back to you inside 20 working days. Nothing to pay, and you do not have to give a reason.

The form uses a security session, a hidden anti-spam field, server-side validation and a limit on repeated submissions. A failed check shows an error; it is not presented as a successful enquiry. The rate limit uses a hashed version of the connecting IP address, held separately from enquiry content.

New Zealand enquiries are held in New Zealand data centres and Australian enquiries in Australia. We handle New Zealand information under the Privacy Act 2020, and Australian information under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles.

An essential session cookie protects the contact form. It is not an advertising cookie. Short-lived request counts help limit automated submissions. Campaign tags may be remembered for the browser session and included when you enquire. Google reCAPTCHA protects the enquiry form. It loads when you submit and processes technical browser and network information to assess automated abuse. The form carries a reCAPTCHA notice saying so. Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply to that check.