Data Policy

Cashflow Evaluator — a product of Optywise Business Solutions LLP

Effective Date: 9 July 2026 · Last Updated: 9 July 2026

1. Purpose and Scope

This Data Policy sets out how Optywise Business Solutions LLP ("Optywise") classifies, owns, uses, retains, and disposes of data processed through the Cashflow Evaluator platform (the "Service"), supplementing our Privacy Policy and Data Security Policy. It applies to all data uploaded, generated, or stored in connection with the Service, whether by registered business Users, their authorised team members, or end customers of Users ("Customer Data").

2. Data Classification

CategoryExamplesSensitivity
Account DataName, email, phone, org detailsPersonal Data
Uploaded Source DocumentsBank statement PDFs/XLSSensitive Financial Data / Personal Data
Derived/Processed DataParsed transactions, categorisation tags, chartsSensitive Financial Data (derived)
Technical/Log DataIP addresses, device logs, API logsPersonal Data (technical)
Billing DataInvoices, transaction referencesPersonal Data
Aggregated/Anonymised DataStatistical, de-identified dataNot Personal Data

3. Data Ownership

3.1 As between Optywise and the User, the User retains all ownership rights in the Customer Data they upload, including original bank statements and any personal or business information therein.

3.2 The User grants Optywise a limited, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence to host, copy, process, transmit, and display Customer Data solely to provide, maintain, secure, and improve the Service, and as otherwise permitted under this Policy and applicable law.

3.3 Optywise owns all rights in the Service itself, including its parsing engines, categorisation logic, algorithms, models, templates, and any aggregated or anonymised data derived from Customer Data that does not identify any individual or business.

4. Permitted Uses of Aggregated/Anonymised Data

Notwithstanding Clause 3.1, Optywise may extract, compile, and use data in anonymised or aggregated form — from which no individual or business is identifiable — for improving parsing accuracy across banks, benchmarking, product analytics, refining classification logic, and generating industry insights, without further consent, since such data does not constitute personal data under the DPDP Act.

5. Sub-Processors and Third-Party Service Providers

Optywise engages the following categories of sub-processors, each bound by written data-processing agreements incorporating security and confidentiality obligations consistent with the DPDP Rules:

  • Cloud infrastructure / hosting providers
  • Payment gateway providers
  • Email/SMS/notification delivery providers
  • Application performance monitoring and logging tools
  • Customer support/helpdesk tools

A current, itemised list of sub-processors and their locations is available on request at consulting@optywise.com.

6. Data Localisation and Cross-Border Transfer

Data may be hosted at India. Optywise complies with Section 16 of the DPDP Act regarding cross-border transfer and does not transfer personal data to any country or territory restricted by the Central Government of India.

7. Data Retention Schedule

Data TypeRetention Period
Active account dataDuration of active subscription + 90 days post-closure
Uploaded bank statements & derived reportsDuration of active subscription + 90 days post-closure, or until erasure request
Billing/invoice records8 years per applicable tax/accounting law
Processing logs, access logs, traffic dataMinimum 1 year, as mandated under the DPDP Rules
Backups (encrypted)Rolling 30 days, purged in ordinary rotation

8. Data Portability and Export

Users may export their categorised transaction data and reports in CSV / Excel (XLSX) at any time during an active subscription via the Service's export functionality.

9. Data Deletion on Account Closure

On termination or non-renewal of a subscription, Optywise will, within the timeline prescribed by the DPDP Rules (ordinarily 90 days) or such longer period as required for legal/tax retention, permanently delete or anonymise the User's Customer Data from live systems. Encrypted backups age out per the rotation schedule in Clause 7.

10. Data Accuracy

Optywise takes reasonable measures to ensure parsed and categorised data reflects the content of uploaded source documents, but does not warrant complete accuracy given the automated nature of document parsing (see Privacy Policy, Clause 6, and Data Security Policy, Clause 9, on AI/automation disclaimers). Users are responsible for reviewing and, where necessary, correcting categorisation before relying on any output.

11. Data Processing Agreements (for Business/Enterprise Users)

Where a User qualifies as a Data Fiduciary in its own right in respect of Customer Data belonging to its own customers, Optywise acts as a Data Processor for such User and will enter into a separate Data Processing Addendum on request, consistent with Section 8 of the DPDP Act.

12. Changes to this Policy

We may amend this Data Policy from time to time; material changes will be communicated as described in our Privacy Policy.

13. Contact

For data governance queries, contact consulting@optywise.com or +91 7498832918.