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inmar.comAnalyticsLast verified 17 Sep 2026
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Inmar and GDPR

CertReports found no public GDPR evidence for Inmar as of unknown date. This does not mean the vendor is non-compliant. It means CertReports found no public evidence at the last check.

Evidence

ExpiredInactive
as of 17 Sep 2026 · confidence 100%
Kind
listing
Issued or listed
6 Mar 2017
Scope
Inmar and its covered affiliates collect consumer data and perform analytics on that data in connection with performing promotional services for business customers, including management of customer loyalty programs and digital advertising. Inmar collects information directly from consumers in a variety of ways. When a consumer uses one of our mobile applications or websites, he or she may be required to register and/or create an account with us, and we collect the information provided by the consumer as part of the registration. Our applications and websites provide information to end users, such as digital coupons and other information about available discounts at participating retailers. When a consumer interacts with such an application or website, we may collect a record of each interaction. For example, an end user may select a digital coupon for a product that is offered within the application or website, and we will ordinarily make a record of that selection. Later, when the consumer purchases that product at a retailer whose loyalty program we manage, assuming the consumer meets the coupon’s requirements (e.g., purchase before expiration of the coupon’s validity period) we will be able to inform the retailer that the consumer is entitled to the discount offered by the digital coupon. We may also collect any information that the consumer’s computer or mobile device tracks about the manner in which the application or website is used, such as the consumer’s geographic locations and/or other statistics regarding his/her use. Such data assists us in improving our applications in future versions, and also enables us to offer better services both to consumers and to our business customers. We may also collect information regarding any preferences that the consumer chooses to indicate in the application or website, such as configurations or optional settings selected by the end user. We may collect and retain all information that consumers submit to us as part of rebate programs. For example, a consumer may submit information that identifies a recent purchase (e.g., a receipt) or that is otherwise necessary in order to process the rebate. Such information may be collected electronically when consumers submit the information online, or it may be collected from materials submitted via postal mail or other means of physical delivery. Inmar may disclose Personal Information in any of the following specific circumstances: (i) if such disclosure is made to protect the rights or property of Inmar or any Inmar Companies, prevent a crime, or protect the personal safety or rights of others; (ii) to our service providers for the purpose of providing services on our behalf, such as customer service, information technology services, and hosting services; (iii) as part of a merger or consolidation, or part of the sale of all or substantially all the stock or assets of the business to which the information pertains; (iv) as part of a disposition in a bankruptcy proceeding in a transaction approved by the bankruptcy court; and (v) in other instances when we have gotten your permission before disclosure.
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Data Privacy Framework list
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