Privacy Policy

deJureBook Pvt. Ltd. ("deJureBook", "we", "our", or "us") builds tools that help people understand legal information. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, disclose, and protect personal information when you use our website, legal AI assistance, document-understanding tools, educational articles, legal templates, and related services.

We aim to explain our practices in plain language. By using deJureBook, you acknowledge that your information will be handled as described in this Policy and in accordance with applicable law.

The information we collect depends on how you use deJureBook. It may include information you submit directly, information created through your interaction with the platform, and limited technical information collected automatically.

• Contact and account information.
• Legal questions, prompts, feedback, and support messages.
• Documents and files you choose to upload.
• Usage, device, browser, and diagnostic information.
• Preferences and consent records.

You may provide your name, email address, account details, early-access request, professional information, or other contact details. If you contact us, we may retain the message and the information needed to respond.

When you use legal AI assistance, document analysis, templates, or professional-connection features, you may also provide prompts, files, instructions, and other content. You control what you choose to submit.

When you access the platform, we may automatically receive limited technical information such as your IP address, device type, browser, operating system, referring page, pages viewed, approximate location derived from IP address, timestamps, and error logs.

We use this information to operate the service, understand performance, prevent misuse, and improve reliability. We do not use technical information to make legal decisions about you.

We may use essential cookies or similar technologies to maintain sessions, remember preferences, secure the service, and understand whether features work as intended. Where required, optional analytics or similar technologies will be used only with appropriate notice or consent.

You can control cookies through your browser settings. Disabling essential cookies may affect parts of the platform.

We process information only for defined and lawful purposes connected with providing, securing, and improving deJureBook.

• Provide legal AI assistance and document-understanding features.
• Deliver articles, templates, account features, and requested communications.
• Personalize and improve the clarity, safety, and usefulness of the service.
• Detect fraud, security incidents, abuse, and technical failures.
• Respond to support, rights, and legal requests.
• Meet applicable legal and regulatory obligations.

Legal questions and related context may be processed by deJureBook's retrieval, reasoning, verification, and AI systems to generate a response. Depending on the feature, carefully selected AI and infrastructure providers may process information on our behalf under contractual and security controls.

We may use de-identified or aggregated interaction data to evaluate quality and improve our systems. We do not use uploaded documents or private legal queries to train public, general-purpose AI models unless we clearly disclose that practice and obtain any consent required by law.

When you upload an agreement, notice, contract, or other legal document, we process the file to provide the requested explanation, extraction, summary, or related feature. The document may contain personal information about you or other people.

Upload only documents you are authorised to use. Before uploading, remove information that is not necessary for the requested analysis. We apply access controls and retention practices intended to limit unnecessary storage.

Your legal queries may reveal sensitive circumstances, disputes, identity details, or information about other people. Provide only the minimum information needed to understand the question.

Using deJureBook does not by itself create an advocate-client relationship, and submitting information to the platform does not guarantee that it is protected by legal professional privilege.

We may send service messages, security notices, requested updates, and responses to your enquiries. If you choose to receive product news or early-access communications, you can opt out of non-essential messages at any time.

We may still send communications necessary to operate an account, protect the service, or meet legal obligations.

We use administrative, technical, and organisational safeguards designed to protect information against unauthorised access, alteration, disclosure, loss, and misuse. These may include encryption in transit, access controls, monitoring, secure development practices, and restricted provider access.

No online system is completely secure. You are responsible for protecting your credentials and notifying us promptly if you believe your account or information has been compromised.

We retain personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, including to provide the service, maintain security, resolve disputes, enforce agreements, and comply with law.

Retention periods may differ by data type. We may retain de-identified or aggregated information where it can no longer reasonably identify you. Backup copies may remain for a limited period before being securely overwritten.

We rely on selected service providers for hosting, storage, analytics, communications, security, AI processing, and other infrastructure. They may process information only to perform services for us and are expected to apply appropriate confidentiality and security measures.

Links to external websites or the services of independent legal professionals are governed by their own terms and privacy practices. deJureBook is not responsible for the privacy practices of independent third parties.

Depending on applicable law and your relationship with us, you may have rights to access information about your personal data, request correction or erasure, withdraw consent, restrict or object to certain processing, and raise a grievance.

To exercise a right, contact us using the details below. We may need to verify your identity and may retain limited information where required by law, security, or legitimate record-keeping obligations.

• Ask what personal information we hold about you.
• Request correction of inaccurate or incomplete information.
• Request deletion where the information is no longer required.
• Withdraw consent for consent-based processing.
• Raise a concern about how your information is handled.

deJureBook is not intended for children to use independently where parental or guardian consent is required by law. We do not knowingly seek to collect children's personal information without appropriate authorisation.

If you believe a child has provided personal information without the required consent, contact us so we can review and take appropriate action.

We may update this Privacy Policy as deJureBook evolves or as legal requirements change. The revised version will be posted on this page with an updated date.

If a change materially affects how we use personal information, we will provide additional notice where appropriate.

For privacy questions, rights requests, or concerns about how deJureBook handles information, email legal@dejurebook.com. Please describe your request clearly and avoid sending unnecessary sensitive information.