DOCSORA PRIVACY & DATA PROTECTION POLICY

Effective Date: 29 October 2026

OUR COMMITMENT TO PRIVACY

At Docsora, protecting personal information and maintaining the confidentiality of customer documents are central to the Services we provide.

This Privacy & Data Protection Policy (“Privacy Policy” or “Policy”) explains how Docsora Technologies LLC Fz (“Docsora,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) collects, uses, processes, stores, discloses, transfers, retains, and protects personal information.

It applies to our websites, applications, document management services, electronic signature functionality, file transfers, storage, document utilities, AI-assisted features, workflow automation tools, and associated Services.

This Policy also explains the rights individuals may have concerning their personal information and how those rights can be exercised.

We process personal information in accordance with the data protection laws applicable to the relevant processing activity.

This Policy should be read alongside Docsora’s Terms and Conditions of Use and any applicable Data Processing Agreement or other contractual documentation.

1. IDENTITY AND CONTACT DETAILS

The entity responsible for this Policy is:

Docsora Technologies LLC Fz

Meydan Grandstand, 6th Floor
Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Privacy Contact: contact@docsora.com

Docsora operates from the United Arab Emirates and provides Services to individuals and businesses internationally.

The laws applicable to particular processing activities may depend on the location of the individuals involved, the nature of the information, and Docsora’s role in processing it.

2. SCOPE

This Policy applies to personal information processed through:

2.1 Docsora websites and applications.

2.2 Registered Accounts and business workspaces.

2.3 Docsora Flows.

2.4 Docsora Sign.

2.5 Docsora Transfer.

2.6 Docsora Track.

2.7 Document storage.

2.8 Document editing, conversion, compression, protection, and other utilities.

2.9 AI-assisted document services.

2.10 Billing, subscriptions, customer support, security, and communications.

2.11 Interactions involving Recipients who do not have registered Accounts.

2.12 Other associated Services.

3. DEFINITIONS

Personal Data: Information relating to an identified or identifiable individual.

Customer Content: Documents, files, and other materials submitted or processed through Docsora by or on behalf of a Customer.

Processing: Any operation performed on Personal Data, including collection, storage, use, disclosure, transmission, modification, and deletion.

Data Controller: An entity determining the purposes and essential means of processing Personal Data.

Data Processor: An entity processing Personal Data on behalf of a Data Controller.

Customer: An individual or organisation using Docsora.

Recipient: A person invited to interact with documents or Workflows.

Subprocessor: A third party engaged to process Personal Data on Docsora’s behalf in connection with Services provided to Customers.

Services: Docsora’s websites, applications, software, products, and associated functionality.

Applicable Data Protection Law: Privacy and data protection laws applicable to the relevant processing activity.

4. DOCSORA’S ROLE IN PROCESSING PERSONAL DATA

Docsora may act as either a Data Controller or a Data Processor.

4.1 When Docsora Acts as Data Controller

Docsora generally acts as Data Controller when determining how and why information is processed for its own business purposes.

Examples include:

(a) Account registration;

(b) Subscription management;

(c) Billing;

(d) Customer support;

(e) Platform security;

(f) Fraud prevention;

(g) Website analytics;

(h) Operational communications; and

(i) Legal compliance.

4.2 When Docsora Acts as Data Processor

Where a business Customer uses Docsora to collect, store, transfer, sign, or otherwise process documents on its behalf, the Customer will generally determine the purposes of that processing.

In these circumstances, the Customer will ordinarily act as Data Controller and Docsora as Data Processor.

Examples include employee onboarding, client document collection, contract execution, document delivery, and Customer-configured Workflows.

4.3 Customer Responsibilities

Where Customers act as Data Controllers, they are responsible for establishing lawful processing grounds, providing required notices, obtaining necessary consents, and complying with applicable data protection obligations.

Docsora will fulfil its own processor obligations under Applicable Data Protection Law and relevant contractual arrangements.

5. CATEGORIES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION COLLECTED

Depending on how the Services are used, Docsora may process the following information.

5.1 Account Information

Names, email addresses, usernames, organisation names, roles, account identifiers, preferences, and authentication information.

5.2 Billing Information

Billing details, Subscription information, transaction references, invoices, payment status, and related records.

5.3 Technical Information

IP addresses, device information, browser information, operating systems, login events, session information, and security logs.

5.4 Usage Information

Features accessed, actions performed, document processing events, Workflow activity, transfer activity, and other operational records.

5.5 Customer Documents

Documents uploaded or processed through Docsora may contain Personal Data, including identification information, financial information, employment records, contracts, and other sensitive materials.

5.6 Recipient Information

Names, email addresses, assigned roles, authentication events, submissions, signature information, approvals, and activity records.

5.7 Communications

Support enquiries, emails, complaints, feedback, and related correspondence.

5.8 Sensitive Information

Depending on Customer use, Docsora may process sensitive Personal Data contained in documents or Workflow submissions.

Customers are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary lawful basis and permissions to submit such information.

Docsora processes sensitive information in accordance with Applicable Data Protection Law and relevant contractual obligations.

6. SOURCES OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

Docsora may collect information:

6.1 Directly from individuals registering for or using the Services.

6.2 Automatically through website and application interactions.

6.3 From Customers inviting Recipients to participate in transactions.

6.4 From authorised payment, authentication, security, or other service providers.

6.5 Through documents and information submitted to the platform.

Where information is supplied by a Customer, Docsora may not have a direct relationship with the individual to whom that information relates.

7. PURPOSES OF PROCESSING

Docsora processes Personal Data for purposes including:

7.1 Providing requested Services.

7.2 Creating and administering Accounts.

7.3 Managing subscriptions and billing.

7.4 Facilitating Workflows and electronic signatures.

7.5 Processing and storing documents.

7.6 Transferring files.

7.7 Providing customer support.

7.8 Maintaining platform security.

7.9 Preventing fraud and abuse.

7.10 Diagnosing technical issues.

7.11 Measuring service performance.

7.12 Complying with legal obligations.

7.13 Establishing or defending legal claims.

7.14 Sending operational communications.

7.15 Conducting marketing where lawfully permitted.

7.16 Improving Services using information that Docsora is lawfully permitted to process for that purpose.

Docsora does not use the contents of Customer documents for unrelated product improvement or to train its own general-purpose AI models.

8. LEGAL BASES FOR PROCESSING

Where Applicable Data Protection Law requires a specific lawful basis, Docsora relies on the basis appropriate to the processing activity.

These may include:

8.1 Contractual Necessity

Processing necessary to establish, perform, or administer an agreement with an individual.

8.2 Legitimate Interests

Processing necessary for legitimate business interests, such as security, fraud prevention, service reliability, and operational administration, where those interests are not overridden by applicable individual rights.

8.3 Legal Obligations

Processing necessary to comply with applicable legal requirements.

8.4 Consent

Processing based on valid consent where required.

Consent may be withdrawn in accordance with Applicable Law.

8.5 Other Recognised Legal Grounds

Other lawful grounds where permitted by the relevant legislation.

Where Docsora acts as Data Processor, the Customer is generally responsible for determining the lawful basis for the underlying processing.

9. CUSTOMER CONTENT OWNERSHIP

9.1 Docsora does not claim ownership of Customer Content.

9.2 Customers retain their rights in uploaded documents and other Customer Content.

9.3 Docsora processes Customer Content to provide requested Services and for other purposes permitted by Applicable Law and relevant agreements.

9.4 Docsora does not sell Customer Content.

9.5 Docsora does not use confidential Customer Content for unrelated advertising.

9.6 Customer Content is not used to train Docsora’s own general-purpose AI models.

9.7 Access to Customer Content is subject to applicable access controls, confidentiality obligations, and legitimate operational requirements.

PART A - SERVICE-SPECIFIC DATA PROCESSING

10. DOCSORA FLOWS

Docsora Flows enables Customers to create and manage automated document-related processes.

Depending on the Workflow, Docsora may process:

10.1 Recipient names and contact information.

10.2 Assigned roles and permissions.

10.3 Uploaded documents.

10.4 Answers to questions.

10.5 Information entered into documents.

10.6 Signature information.

10.7 Payment instructions and supporting documents.

10.8 Approval and revision actions.

10.9 Workflow status and deadlines.

10.10 Authentication events.

10.11 Timestamps and activity records.

Customers determine the information requested, Recipients involved, and purposes of their Workflows.

Where Customers act as Data Controllers, they are responsible for the lawfulness of the underlying processing.

Automated Communications

Flows may send invitations, reminders, deadline notifications, and completion messages.

These communications may be sent to individuals who do not hold Docsora Accounts.

Completion Packs

Completed Workflows may generate packages containing documents and information collected during the process.

These packages are available to recipients and Flow Launchers and are not intended to be shared.

11. DOCSORA SIGN

Docsora Sign may process information including:

11.1 Signer names.

11.2 Email addresses.

11.3 Documents presented for signature.

11.4 Signature information.

11.5 Authentication events.

11.6 Transaction timestamps.

11.7 Signing status and activity records.

11.8 Relevant technical information.

This information may be processed to facilitate signing, support transaction records, maintain security, and provide requested functionality.

Signing records may be accessible to authorised parties involved in the transaction.

The precise information collected depends on the relevant signing functionality and configuration.

12. DOCSORA TRANSFER

Docsora Transfer may process:

12.1 Sender and Recipient information.

12.2 Uploaded files.

12.3 File metadata.

12.4 Transfer configuration.

12.5 Access restrictions.

12.6 Expiration information.

12.7 Access and download events.

12.8 Security and technical logs.

This information is processed to deliver files, enforce access controls, support tracking, and maintain security.

Expiration of a sharing link does not necessarily mean every associated record or backup is immediately deleted.

13. DOCSORA TRACK

Docsora Track may record certain interactions with documents, transfers, signatures, and Workflows.

Depending on the feature, this may include:

13.1 Access events.

13.2 Download activity.

13.3 Signature status.

13.4 Workflow progress.

13.5 Recipient actions.

13.6 Timestamps.

13.7 Relevant technical metadata.

Tracking information may be made available to authorised Customers and workspace members.

Customers are responsible for providing legally required notices concerning their use of tracking functionality.

14. DOCUMENT UTILITIES

Docsora provides 14 document processing tools, including editing, conversion, compression, merging, splitting, rotation, watermarking, protection, comparison, and other operations.

When a document is submitted for processing, Docsora may process the file contents and metadata necessary to perform the requested operation.

Temporary Processing

Documents submitted to certain utility tools may be stored temporarily while processing is performed.

Docsora operates a scheduled deletion process that runs nightly to remove temporary utility files from the relevant temporary storage systems.

The timing of deletion may depend on when a file was created, the processing operation, and the execution of the scheduled deletion process.

Associated technical logs, records, or backup copies may be subject to separate retention arrangements.

Temporary utility processing should not be understood as a guarantee of immediate or irreversible deletion of every associated copy.

15. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Docsora uses artificial intelligence to support certain document-related features.

These may include:

15.1 AI Check.

15.2 Document translation.

15.3 Document summarisation.

15.4 Conversational document assistance.

15.5 Other AI-assisted processing.

15.6 AI Provider

Docsora uses OpenAI to support AI-assisted functionality.

Where a user requests an AI operation, relevant document contents, instructions, prompts, or contextual information may be transmitted to OpenAI for processing.

15.7 Model Training

Docsora does not use Customer Content to train its own general-purpose AI models.

Docsora does not intentionally submit Customer Content for unrelated AI model training.

Where OpenAI’s API services are used, OpenAI’s applicable business and API data-handling terms govern its processing of submitted information.

15.8 Provider Retention

Third-party AI providers may retain certain information for operational, security, abuse-monitoring, or other purposes permitted by their applicable terms and law.

Retention may vary according to the relevant API, configuration, and contractual arrangements.

15.9 AI Outputs

AI-generated outputs may contain errors or inaccuracies.

Users should independently review outputs before relying on them.

15.10 Sensitive Information

Customers are responsible for determining whether submitting sensitive or regulated information for AI processing is lawful and appropriate.

16. RECIPIENTS WITHOUT ACCOUNTS

Individuals may receive invitations to sign documents, upload files, answer questions, or participate in Workflows without creating Docsora Accounts.

Docsora may process their contact details and transaction-related information to deliver the requested Services.

Where Docsora acts as Data Processor, the Customer is generally responsible for establishing the lawful basis for inviting the Recipient and collecting their information.

Recipients may contact Docsora with privacy questions.

Where a request concerns Customer-controlled information, Docsora may direct the individual to the relevant Customer or assist the Customer in responding.

PART B - THIRD PARTIES AND DATA SHARING

17. SERVICE PROVIDERS

Docsora may disclose Personal Data to authorised providers supporting:

17.1 Cloud hosting and storage.

17.2 Email delivery.

17.3 Authentication and OTP services.

17.4 Subscription billing.

17.5 AI processing.

17.6 Security and monitoring.

17.7 Website analytics.

17.8 Customer support.

17.9 Other necessary operational services.

Docsora uses Amazon Web Services (AWS) for hosting, storage, and certain communication and authentication functionality.

Docsora uses OpenAI for AI-assisted processing.

Docsora uses Google Analytics to understand website usage and performance.

These providers process information according to their relevant roles, contractual arrangements, and applicable legal obligations.

18. OTHER DISCLOSURES

Docsora may disclose Personal Data:

18.1 To authorised Recipients and workspace members.

18.2 To professional advisers subject to appropriate obligations.

18.3 To competent authorities where legally required.

18.4 Where reasonably necessary to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.

18.5 In connection with lawful corporate transactions.

18.6 Where otherwise authorised or required by Applicable Law.

Docsora does not sell Customer Content.

19. SUBPROCESSORS

Docsora may engage subprocessors to support its Services.

Where required by Applicable Data Protection Law, appropriate contractual arrangements will govern the processing of Personal Data.

These arrangements may address:

19.1 Confidentiality.

19.2 Security.

19.3 Processing instructions.

19.4 International transfers.

19.5 Incident notification.

19.6 Retention and deletion.

19.7 Assistance with applicable data protection obligations.

Where a Data Processing Agreement applies, relevant subprocessor authorisation and notification procedures will be governed by that agreement.

20. GOOGLE ANALYTICS AND COOKIES

Docsora uses Google Analytics to understand website usage and performance.

Depending on its configuration, Google Analytics may process information including:

20.1 Online identifiers.

20.2 Device and browser information.

20.3 Website interaction information.

20.4 Approximate location information.

20.5 Other technical usage information.

Docsora may also use essential cookies and similar technologies for authentication, session management, security, and platform functionality.

Where non-essential cookies or tracking technologies require consent, Docsora will obtain that consent before activating the relevant technologies.

Users may manage certain cookies through their browser settings and any available consent controls.

Disabling essential cookies may affect Service functionality.

Docsora does not use Customer document contents for behavioural advertising.

PART C - HOSTING AND INTERNATIONAL PROCESSING

21. CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE

Docsora uses AWS infrastructure to support hosting and storage.

The Services may involve processing of Customer Content, account information, technical logs, communications, and other operational information.

Docsora does not currently provide Customers with a standard contractual option to select a particular hosting region.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, Docsora does not guarantee that all information will be stored or processed exclusively within a particular country.

Different categories of information may be processed in different locations according to the relevant infrastructure and service providers.

22. INTERNATIONAL DATA TRANSFERS

Docsora operates internationally and may process Personal Data in countries other than the country where an individual resides.

Where Applicable Data Protection Law requires safeguards for international transfers, Docsora will implement legally recognised mechanisms appropriate to the relevant transfer.

These may include:

22.1 Adequacy decisions.

22.2 Applicable Standard Contractual Clauses.

22.3 Other legally recognised contractual safeguards.

22.4 Other transfer mechanisms permitted by Applicable Law.

The mechanism used depends on the relevant transfer, jurisdiction, and applicable contractual arrangements.

Individuals may contact Docsora for further information concerning applicable safeguards.

PART D - RETENTION AND DELETION

23. DATA RETENTION

Docsora retains Personal Data for periods reasonably necessary to fulfil the relevant processing purposes, subject to Applicable Law and contractual obligations.

Retention depends on:

23.1 The nature of the information.

23.2 The relevant Service.

23.3 Customer instructions.

23.4 Account status.

23.5 Applicable legal obligations.

23.6 Security requirements.

23.7 Dispute-resolution needs.

23.8 Backup and recovery arrangements.

Account Information

Account information may be retained while an Account is active and for an applicable period following closure.

Billing Records

Billing and financial information may be retained where required by accounting, tax, or other legal obligations.

Customer Documents

Customer documents are retained according to the relevant Service, Account status, Customer instructions, and applicable contractual arrangements.

Temporary Utility Files

Temporary utility files are subject to a nightly scheduled deletion process.

Transfer Files

Transfer availability may be restricted by configured expiration periods.

Associated information may be retained according to separate operational and legal requirements.

Workflow and Signature Records

Workflow documents and signing records may be retained while required for the relevant Service, Customer instructions, contractual obligations, or lawful recordkeeping purposes.

Security Logs

Security information may be retained for periods reasonably necessary for security, fraud prevention, investigations, and legal compliance.

Backups

Backup copies may remain temporarily after information is removed from active systems.

Docsora will apply documented retention procedures consistent with Applicable Data Protection Law.

24. ACCOUNT DELETION

Users may request Account closure or deletion of eligible Personal Data.

Where an Account deletion request is accepted and processed, Docsora may apply a fourteen (14) day grace period.

Following the applicable grace period, eligible information is handled according to Docsora’s deletion procedures and legal obligations.

Certain records may be retained where required or permitted for:

24.1 Legal compliance.

24.2 Financial recordkeeping.

24.3 Security.

24.4 Fraud prevention.

24.5 Dispute resolution.

24.6 Legal preservation.

24.7 Backup recovery procedures.

Subscription cancellation and Account deletion are separate actions.

Nothing in this Section limits mandatory statutory deletion rights.

PART E - SECURITY AND CONFIDENTIALITY

25. INFORMATION SECURITY

Docsora maintains technical and organisational measures designed to protect Personal Data.

Depending on the relevant system, these may include:

25.1 Encryption.

25.2 Authentication controls.

25.3 Role-based access permissions.

25.4 Security monitoring.

25.5 Logging.

25.6 Vulnerability management.

25.7 Backup and recovery measures.

25.8 Confidentiality obligations.

25.9 Incident response procedures.

25.10 Restrictions on access to Customer Content.

Docsora does not routinely access Customer documents for unrelated business purposes.

Access to Customer Content by Docsora personnel or authorised providers is restricted according to legitimate operational, security, support, legal, and contractual requirements.

No internet-connected system can guarantee absolute security.

Customers are responsible for protecting their credentials and configuring appropriate access permissions.

26. SECURITY INCIDENTS

Docsora maintains procedures for identifying, investigating, and responding to security incidents.

Where an incident involves Personal Data, Docsora will assess the circumstances and applicable notification obligations.

Where required by Applicable Data Protection Law, Docsora will notify relevant authorities, Customers, or affected individuals within the legally applicable timeframe.

Where Docsora acts as Data Processor, notification and cooperation obligations will also be governed by the applicable Data Processing Agreement.

Docsora may take reasonable protective measures to contain an incident and prevent further unauthorised activity.

PART F - INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY RIGHTS

27. PRIVACY RIGHTS

Depending on Applicable Data Protection Law, individuals may have rights to:

27.1 Access their Personal Data.

27.2 Correct inaccurate information.

27.3 Request deletion.

27.4 Restrict certain processing.

27.5 Object to certain processing.

27.6 Request data portability.

27.7 Withdraw consent.

27.8 Exercise rights relating to certain automated decisions.

27.9 Lodge complaints with competent supervisory authorities.

These rights may be subject to applicable conditions and exceptions.

28. EXERCISING YOUR RIGHTS

Privacy requests may be submitted to:

contact@docsora.com

Docsora may request reasonable identity verification before responding.

Requests will be handled within the period required by Applicable Data Protection Law.

Where a request concerns information controlled by a business Customer, Docsora may direct the individual to that Customer or assist the Customer in responding.

Docsora will not unlawfully discriminate against individuals for exercising applicable privacy rights.

29. EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA AND UNITED KINGDOM

Where the GDPR or UK GDPR applies, individuals may have the rights described in this Policy, subject to the relevant legal requirements.

Docsora will provide required information concerning processing purposes, legal bases, recipients, international transfers, retention, and individual rights.

Where legally required, Docsora will appoint an appropriate representative or Data Protection Officer and make the relevant contact information available.

Individuals may lodge complaints with the competent supervisory authority where permitted by Applicable Law.

30. CALIFORNIA PRIVACY RIGHTS

Where the California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended, applies, eligible California residents may have rights including:

30.1 The right to know.

30.2 The right to access.

30.3 The right to request deletion.

30.4 The right to request correction.

30.5 The right to opt out of certain sales or sharing of Personal Information, where applicable.

30.6 The right to limit certain uses of Sensitive Personal Information, where applicable.

30.7 The right to protection against unlawful discrimination for exercising privacy rights.

Docsora does not sell Customer Content.

Other disclosures and website tracking practices will be assessed according to the applicable statutory definitions.

Eligible individuals may contact Docsora to exercise their rights.

31. UAE PRIVACY RIGHTS

Where the UAE Personal Data Protection Law applies, Docsora will comply with its applicable requirements.

These may include obligations concerning:

31.1 Lawful processing.

31.2 Transparency.

31.3 Data security.

31.4 Accuracy.

31.5 Access and correction.

31.6 Deletion and processing restrictions.

31.7 International transfers.

31.8 Personal Data breaches.

31.9 Other applicable rights and obligations.

Individuals may contact Docsora regarding their rights under applicable UAE legislation.

PART G - ADDITIONAL PRIVACY MATTERS

32. AUTOMATED PROCESSING

Docsora Flows enables Customers to automate document-related tasks.

Examples include sending reminders, updating Workflow statuses, and progressing tasks after required actions are completed.

These operations do not necessarily constitute automated decision-making with legal or similarly significant effects.

Customers are responsible for assessing legal requirements applicable to consequential decisions made through their configured Workflows.

Where Docsora itself undertakes automated decision-making subject to specific legal obligations, it will provide the required information and safeguards.

33. MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS

Docsora may send marketing communications where permitted by Applicable Law.

Where consent is required, Docsora will obtain it.

Individuals may unsubscribe from optional marketing communications through available mechanisms.

Unsubscribing does not necessarily prevent operational messages required for security, billing, or requested Services.

34. CHILDREN’S PRIVACY

Docsora is primarily intended for adults and business-related document activities.

Individuals must satisfy the eligibility requirements in the Terms and Conditions.

Children under sixteen (16) may not independently register for Accounts.

Participation by minors as Recipients is subject to Applicable Law and any required authorisation.

Where Docsora becomes aware of unlawful processing of a child’s Personal Data, it will take appropriate corrective action. However, as Docsora does not access or view files submitted through the platform, it is the Child's Guardians responsibiity to ensure that nimors are not using the Docsora platform.

Concerns may be reported to contact@docsora.com.

35. THIRD-PARTY WEBSITES

Docsora may link to external websites or services.

Those services may operate under separate privacy policies.

Docsora does not control the independent privacy practices of third parties.

This does not exclude Docsora’s own obligations concerning service providers it engages.

36. CORPORATE TRANSACTIONS

Personal Data may be disclosed or transferred in connection with a lawful merger, acquisition, restructuring, financing, or sale of relevant assets.

Such disclosures are subject to applicable confidentiality, security, and data protection requirements.

Where legally required, affected individuals will receive appropriate notice.

37. POLICY UPDATES

Docsora may update this Policy to reflect changes in law, technology, Services, or processing activities.

Material changes will be communicated where required by Applicable Law.

Where consent is legally required for a new processing activity, Docsora will obtain it before relying on that consent.

Updated versions will display the applicable effective date.

38. RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER AGREEMENTS

This Policy should be read alongside:

38.1 Docsora’s Terms and Conditions of Use.

38.2 Any applicable Data Processing Agreement.

38.3 Relevant enterprise agreements.

38.4 Applicable service-specific notices.

Where Docsora acts as Data Processor, the applicable Data Processing Agreement governs relevant contractual processing obligations.

Nothing in this Policy limits rights or obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded.

39. CONTACT INFORMATION

For privacy enquiries, requests, or complaints:

Docsora Technologies LLC Fz

Meydan Grandstand, 6th Floor
Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Email: contact@docsora.com

Docsora has not designated the general privacy contact as a formally appointed Data Protection Officer.

Where a Data Protection Officer or representative is legally required, Docsora will make the relevant appointment and provide the required contact details.

© 2026 Docsora Technologies LLC Fz. All rights reserved.

Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. Any changes will be posted on this page with an updated "Last Updated" date. We encourage you to review this policy periodically.