No public evidenceWinrate and GDPR
CertReports found no public GDPR evidence for Winrate as of unknown date. This does not mean the vendor is non-compliant. It means CertReports found no public evidence at the last check.
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- Winrate’s Purpose(s) of Collecting Data Winrate processes personal data to provide, secure, and improve its AI-driven sales preparation and research services for business customers. In doing so, Winrate primarily acts as a data processor on behalf of its customers and as a data controller for its own business operations (e.g., account administration, billing, and marketing to business contacts). Purposes Deliver and operate the Services, including account provisioning, user authentication, and customer-configured integrations. Analyze, summarize, and surface sales insights as directed by customers (e.g., meeting prep, research outputs, and workflow automations). Provide customer support; monitor performance; detect, prevent, and investigate security incidents and abuse. Maintain, improve, and develop the Services (including quality assurance and model performance) using de-identified or aggregated data where feasible and as permitted by contract and law. Communicate about service changes, security alerts, and—where lawful—send B2B marketing communications with opt-out options. Comply with legal obligations and enforce agreements. Categories of Personal Data Business contact and identity data (name, employer, title, role, email, phone, credentials). Customer-provided content and metadata from connected systems (e.g., CRM records, calendar entries, meeting details, emails/notes, collaboration messages) as configured by the customer. Usage, device, and log data (IP address, timestamps, diagnostics, telemetry). Support communications and website interaction data. Job-applicant data when individuals apply to Winrate. Individuals Affected Customer personnel (e.g., sales reps, admins) and customer-designated contacts/prospects contained in customer systems. Website visitors and business contacts of Winrate. Job applicants. Disclosures to Third Parties Winrate discloses personal data to third-party service providers acting as agents (e.g., cloud hosting, data storage, analytics, email/collaboration, customer support, identity management, security/monitoring) and to integration partners (e.g., CRM, calendar, email, conferencing/collaboration tools) as directed by customers. Winrate may also disclose data to professional advisers and to public authorities when legally required. Winrate requires agents to provide at least the same level of protection as the applicable Data Privacy Framework(s) and remains responsible for onward transfers. Winrate does not sell personal data. Sensitive Data Winrate does not seek to collect sensitive personal data. Any such data is processed only if submitted by customers and as permitted by contract and applicable law.
| Source | Captured | Quote | Links |
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Data Privacy Framework list Official registry · HTTP 200 | 17 Sep 2026 | Winrate, Inc.: Inactive | Live pagesha256 9ec1bb49ce |
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Is Winrate GDPR compliant?
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