What we collect, why, and how long we keep it.
The complete picture of data in an Iris deployment, including the part most policies bury: what never reaches us at all.
What a conversation produces.
Five things. Everything on this list is encrypted in transit and at rest, and belongs to the firm.
Two categories of data that never enter Oculon's systems at all.
What never touches us.
Payment information
NeverNever. Billing runs through Lemon Squeezy. Card details go there and stop there. They never touch Oculon systems, and never intersect with conversation data.
Passwords
NeverNever asked, never stored. Nothing in an intake conversation calls for one, and nothing in our systems keeps one in readable form.
Everyone involved, by name.
Four companies, one list. If it ever changes, it changes here first.
How long, and who can ask.
Transcripts default to 90 days; summaries stay until the firm asks for deletion; every window is configurable. The retention timeline, in full.
A firm can request deletion of anything, at any time, the whole record or a single conversation. A caller exercises the same right through the firm, since the conversation belongs to it. Either way, deletion is permanent and completes within 30 days.
Requests and questions go to privacy@oculonsystems.com. A person reads it.
The related pages.
The commitments behind this page, the retention detail, and the formal privacy policy. Three doors, one standard.