Overview
This policy applies to information submitted through the Aerovisus website, intake forms, direct email, and
related communication about services. It is written for a business-services site, not a consumer app with user
accounts or public profiles.
If you contact us, we use that information to understand the request, evaluate fit, reply, and continue a
business conversation if it makes sense to do so.
What we collect
Information you send directly
This can include your name, email address, phone number, title, organization name, project goals, workflow
details, timeline, and any additional notes you place in a contact or guided intake form.
Basic technical information
Like most websites, server logs may capture IP address, browser or device details, referring page
information, timestamps, and request paths needed for uptime, troubleshooting, and security review.
Local browser storage
Some parts of the site may use local browser storage for small convenience settings such as interface state
or routing preference. That information stays in your browser unless you clear it.
What we do not collect on purpose
We do not run a consumer social network, public comments system, or customer account portal on this site,
and we do not build profiles for ad resale.
How we use information
- To answer contact requests and guided intake submissions.
- To decide whether a project, build, support request, or partnership is a fit.
- To prepare follow-up conversations, proposals, or service discussions.
- To operate, maintain, troubleshoot, and secure the website and related services.
- To meet legal, accounting, tax, or abuse-prevention obligations when they apply.
Aerovisus does not sell personal information. We also do not treat inquiry data as an asset to
package, trade, or rent out to third parties.
How information is shared
Information may be shared only as needed to run the business and deliver requested communication. That can
include web hosting, email delivery, infrastructure vendors, and professional advisors who help operate or
protect the business.
We may also disclose information if we believe it is reasonably necessary to comply with law, respond to a valid
legal request, enforce terms, investigate abuse, or protect the rights, safety, or property of Aerovisus or
others.
Retention and security
We keep inquiry and project-related information only as long as it is reasonably useful for business follow-up,
recordkeeping, legal compliance, dispute prevention, or service history. Retention periods can vary depending on
what was submitted and whether a real engagement followed.
No online system can be promised as perfectly secure, but we use practical administrative and technical controls
intended to reduce misuse, unauthorized access, and accidental exposure.
Your options
If you want to ask what information we have from a specific inquiry, correct something inaccurate, or request
deletion where appropriate, use the Aerovisus contact page.
We may need enough information to confirm the request belongs to the right person before changing or deleting
anything. Some records may need to be retained for legal, accounting, or abuse-prevention reasons.
Acceptance
By using this website, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, the right move is simply not to use the
site.
A proposal request, contact form, or intake submission does not by itself create a client relationship. A client
relationship begins only after both sides agree to the actual terms of the work.
Site content and expectations
General information
The site is intended to explain positioning, services, examples, workflow thinking, and contact paths. It is
not a guarantee that every service, feature, timeline, or pricing structure will be available in every case.
No professional substitute
Site content is not legal, tax, compliance, financial, or regulated-industry advice. If you need that kind
of guidance, you should work with the right licensed professional.
Acceptable use
- Do not try to disrupt, probe, scrape, overload, or abuse the site or its forms.
- Do not submit misleading contact information or impersonate another person or organization.
- Do not use the site to send unlawful, harassing, abusive, or malicious material.
- Do not attempt to bypass security, rate limits, routing controls, or access restrictions.
Intellectual property
Unless otherwise stated, the site design, copy, branding, graphics, and custom presentation are owned by
Aerovisus Business Solutions LLC or used with permission. You may view and reference the site for normal business
evaluation, but that does not grant ownership or reuse rights for branded materials.
Disclaimers and limitation of liability
The site is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis. We make reasonable efforts to keep it current and
operational, but we do not promise uninterrupted availability, perfect accuracy, or fitness for every specific
purpose.
To the fullest extent allowed by law, Aerovisus Business Solutions LLC will not be liable for indirect,
incidental, special, consequential, or lost-profit damages arising from use of the site alone.
Changes to these terms
We may update these terms as the business, website, or legal requirements change. The current version on this
page is the version that applies to use of the site at that time.
Browser storage and preference data
Parts of the site may use local browser storage to remember a small preference such as a route choice, interface
state, or similar convenience setting. That kind of storage helps the site avoid asking the same question again
every time a visitor comes back.
This is first-party functionality. It is not intended as cross-site ad tracking.
What we are not doing
- We do not sell browsing data or prospect data.
- We do not run a consumer ad-tech profile system from this site.
- We do not use site inquiries as a list to hand off for unrelated third-party marketing.
If future tooling changes this behavior in a meaningful way, this page should be updated.
Your controls
You can clear local storage and cookies in your browser settings at any time. You can also avoid submitting a
form and use the Aerovisus contact page if you prefer.
Disabling storage or scripts may affect how parts of the site behave, but the main purpose of the site should
still be understandable.
Commitment
We aim to make the site easier to use with keyboard navigation, clear contrast, readable type, sensible
structure, and content that remains understandable without relying on a single interaction pattern.
What we aim for
Readable content
Plain language, consistent hierarchy, and layouts that reduce clutter instead of adding noise.
Keyboard access
Interactive elements should be reachable and usable without requiring a mouse-only workflow.
Clear feedback
Forms and controls should give enough cues to explain what happened and what the next step is.
Incremental improvements
Accessibility is treated as ongoing site work, not a one-time checkbox.
Known limitations
Because this site includes custom animation, layered visuals, and responsive panel behavior, there may be cases
where a particular browser, device, zoom level, or assistive setup exposes a friction point we have not seen
yet.
If that happens, we want the report. It is more useful to know about a real barrier than to pretend the site is
already perfect.
What you can request
- A copy of the inquiry information you submitted to us.
- A correction if something we have is inaccurate.
- Deletion of inquiry data where retention is no longer necessary.
How to submit a request
Use the Aerovisus contact page and include enough detail for us to find the right
record. The most helpful details are:
- The email address you used when contacting Aerovisus.
- Your name and organization, if submitted.
- Whether you want access, correction, or deletion.
- Any timing details that help locate the inquiry.
How we verify requests
We may ask for reasonable information to confirm that the request belongs to the right person before releasing,
changing, or deleting anything. That is there to protect inquiry data from being changed by someone who should
not have it.
What may still need to be retained
Some information may need to stay on file for legal compliance, accounting, dispute prevention, abuse review, or
related business recordkeeping. If that applies, the request will be narrowed to what can reasonably be removed
or corrected.
Best route: send the request from the same email address originally used in the inquiry whenever
possible. That usually makes verification faster.