Privacy
Everything this site collects, on one page.
Two things here collect anything at all: the discovery call form, and a visitor identification tag that runs on every page. This page explains what each one takes, who can see it, how long it is kept, and how to stop or delete it. Nothing else is recorded while you read.
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What the form collects
Everything below comes from the discovery call form on the contact page. If you never submit that form, none of it exists.
What you type
- Your name and email address
- Your company name and website, if you give one
- Your team size and timeline
- Which services you are interested in
- Your description of the process you want to fix, and the tools your team uses
What gets recorded automatically
Netlify, the service that receives the form, attaches three things to every submission without asking. They are listed here because they are collected, not because they are wanted.
- The IP address you submitted from
- Your browser and operating system
- The page you arrived from
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What it is used for
One thing. Preparing for and holding your discovery call.
What happens
Will reads your submission, replies with times, asks follow up questions about the process you described, and uses your answers to prepare the written map you get afterward.
What does not happen
You are not added to a mailing list. There is no drip sequence, no newsletter, and no automated follow up campaign. If you do not reply, you do not hear from us again.
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Who else can see it
Three companies handle the data in the course of delivering it. None of them are given it for their own purposes.
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Netlify
Hosts this site and receives the form. Submissions are stored in a Netlify dashboard that only Will can log into.
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Google
Serves the two typefaces this site uses. Loading a font tells Google your IP address. No other information is shared, and this happens whether or not you use the form.
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Google Workspace, for mail
Each submission is emailed to Will, so a copy also sits in that inbox.
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Visitor identification
This is separate from the form, and it applies whether or not you ever fill anything in. It is the one part of this site that watches you, so it gets described plainly.
What runs
Every page loads a visitor identification tag from Instantly, which in turn loads a second
script from its identification provider. This is third-party JavaScript from
r2.leadsy.ai and an Amazon CloudFront address, and it is the only third-party
code on the site apart from Google Fonts.
What it is for
It tries to work out which company a visitor belongs to, and in some cases which individual, by matching signals from your visit against the provider's own database. The purpose is commercial. It tells us that someone from a particular business looked at the site so that we can follow up. It is not analytics and it is not advertising.
What it can collect
Your IP address, the pages you viewed and when, your browser and device, and the page you arrived from. Where the provider's database contains a match, that visit can be associated with a named person or company, including details you never gave us here, such as a work email address or a professional profile. That matching happens on the provider's side, not on this site.
How to stop it
Any mainstream content blocker or privacy-focused browser stops it, as does declining third-party scripts. Nothing on this site breaks if you do. If you would rather we deleted a record of your visit, email will@degondautomates.com and it will be removed.
Changes
If this page changes
This page describes how the site works today, 23 September 2026. If the site starts collecting something new, this page gets updated in the same change that adds it, not afterward. There is no version where the page and the site disagree.