Privacy Privacy policy
Last updated: 29 July 2026.
1. Data controller
Controller: CAPITALGEA SPAIN SL
Spanish tax ID: B90050923
Address: Plaza Ruiz de Alda, 11, Ground Floor, 41004 Seville, Spain
Trading name: HREVN
Contact: contact@hrevn.com
This policy applies to the public HREVN website and its associated contact channels.
2. Data we may process
- Contact details you provide voluntarily, such as name, email address, organisation and message content.
- In voluntary product-research forms, your role, host or environment, selected capability or need, and any optional explanation you provide.
- Basic technical and navigation data, such as approximate IP address, browser, device, language or access events, when needed to operate and secure the site.
- Information arising from interactions with public materials, qualification forms, links or calls to action.
3. Purposes
- Respond to commercial, technical, institutional or legal enquiries.
- Manage requests about HREVN, its demos, materials or technical capabilities.
- Study declared needs around possible future capabilities, without treating a submission as an order, reservation, waitlist or product commitment.
- Operate, maintain and protect the public website.
- Improve public content and navigation.
- Meet legal obligations or legitimate requests.
4. Legal bases
- Your consent when you voluntarily write to us or submit data through a contact or research form.
- Pre-contractual steps when an enquiry concerns possible engagement, evaluation or collaboration.
- HREVN's legitimate interests in securing the site, answering reasonable requests and improving public materials.
- Compliance with legal obligations where required.
5. Retention
Data is retained for as long as needed for the purpose for which it was collected and then for any applicable legal
retention or limitation period. Contact messages may be retained while a legitimate follow-up or professional
relationship remains. Product-research submissions are retained only while useful for studying the need or maintaining
authorised contact, and may be erased earlier if you request deletion.
6. Recipients and providers
Providers needed to operate the website and contact channels may process data, including hosting, infrastructure,
contact forms, email, analytics or technical-support providers. They act as processors or independent controllers as
appropriate.
7. International transfers
Some technical providers may process data outside the European Economic Area. Where applicable, HREVN uses the
safeguards required by law, such as adequacy decisions or standard contractual clauses.
8. Your rights
You may request access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction, portability and, where applicable, protection
from solely automated decisions by writing to contact@hrevn.com. You may also lodge
a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency.
9. Children
The public HREVN website is not specifically directed at children under 14. Data processed without a valid basis will be deleted when detected.
10. Security
HREVN uses reasonable technical and organisational safeguards against loss, alteration, unauthorised access or unlawful processing. No system is completely invulnerable.
11. Changes
HREVN may update this policy for regulatory, technical or service changes. The version published on this page is the current version.
Short FAQ Common questions about privacy on the public site
Does this policy cover the public website or also client-case document processing?
This policy describes personal-data processing on the public HREVN website and its associated contact channels. Processing for a specific case or contractual relationship is documented separately where appropriate.
Does HREVN need sensitive real client documents for its public demos?
No. Public demos are editorial materials and do not require HREVN to hold sensitive real client documentation through this website.
Where can I exercise privacy rights or ask a privacy question?
Write to contact@hrevn.com for access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction, portability or other reasonable privacy questions.