Want to talk to us about privacy and your data?
That’s great, it’s what we do.
iCompli Limited (“we”, “us”, “our”) is the Data Controller for this website and we are notified with the UK Information Commissioner (Z2436147). If you would like to write, or email us regarding your personal data, our contact details are on the company/contact page of this web site or below
What personal data do we process and why?
Our ‘contact us’ page allows you to provide basis contact information and the nature of your request. We will use the personal data provided to contact you about your enquiry.
If you engage with us as a client, we will process your business contact information for our legitimate interests and the purpose of fulfilling our contractual obligations under any client contract and meeting our legal obligations as a UK established business.
What lawful bases for processing do we use?
We will use our legitimate interests of business development to process the personal data you provide to us i.e. your email address. We will only use this data to respond to your solicited requests.
Should any of the ‘cookies’ we deploy involve processing of your personal data, we will ensure there is a lawful basis for doing so. For marketing or profiling, we will seek you informed consent via our consent management platform (CMP) (Cookie Banner).
Personal data processed for client engagements will be necessary for the fulfilment of contracts, meeting our legal obligations e.g., finance and accounting, and our legitimate interests e.g., delivering service excellence and promoting our business.
Data retention.
Client contact information e.g., name, email address, job title, will be retained for the duration of any client engagement and for a further six (6) years following cessation of engagement.
Contact information that does not lead to a client engagement will be retained for three (3) years.
Your data rights.
Given the limited nature of the personal data we process, the most important data rights are likely to be … ;
The right to withdraw consent,
The right to object, and
The right of access.
For a full list of your rights please visit the ICO website
Consent. You have the right to withdraw your consent at any time. Please use the contact information below to request your withdrawal.
In addition to your right to withdraw consent, we will always ensure our email direct marketing has a simple means to unsubscribe, as required by the Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003 (“PEC Regs”).
Objection. You have the right to ask us to cease processing personal data for the purpose of direct marketing. If you wish to exercise this right, please use the contact details below.
Access. You have a qualified right of access to data which we hold about you. Upon making a written request iCompli will:
- Seek to positively identify you using the minimum personal data necessary
- tell you whether any personal data is being processed by us;
- provide a description of the personal data, the reasons it is being processed, and whether it will be given to any other organisations or people;
- conduct a reasonable and proportionate search so that we can provide a copy of the information comprising the data; and provide details of the source of the data (where this is available).
An email sent to info@icompli.co.uk is an acceptable form of written notification.
Sharing your data.
We DO share your data with our data processors to fulfil the purposes detailed above. All our processors will be contracted to provide services in accordance with UK GDPR, including providing sufficient guarantees regarding the safety of any personal data we share with them or onwards to their sub-processors.
We WILL share your data if requested by law enforcement agencies, the Government and/or legal counsel. We will however always take note of any duty of confidence we owe to you as part of our decision on whether to disclose or not.
We MAY share your data if a merger or acquisition or other change in organisational structure means that we must transfer data to a different or additional controller. We will ensure that the data are NOT used for purposes other than those for which the data was originally obtained. Our lawful basis for such data sharing will be our legitimate interests in maximising the value of any corporate sale proceeds.
We will NOT share your data with other controllers for the purpose of their direct marketing.
Overseas data transfer.
We do NOT routinely transfer any personal data to organisations outside of the UK or EEA.
Personal data transferred to EEA countries will be done so based on UK adequacy regulations.
Should we require to transfer your data outside of the UK and EEA, we will ensure appropriate safeguards are in place e.g., EU standard contractual clauses with UK Addendum and/or the UK International Data Transfer Agreement and a transfer risk assessment (TRA).
Storage and Access Technologies (SATs) a.k.a ‘Cookies‘.
We use storage and access technologies (SATs) on this website. SATs is the term used in UK law and ICO guidance to describe technologies that store information, or access information stored, on your device. This includes cookies, tracking pixels, device identifiers, and similar technologies. This section explains what we use, why, and what choices you have.
The SATs we use
We categorise our use of SATs as follows.
Essential SATs are strictly necessary for the website to function securely and cannot be switched off. They do not require your consent.
Analytics SATs help us count visits and understand how our site is used, for example which pages are most popular. We use Google Analytics (GA4) for this purpose. Under the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, which amended the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003 with effect from 5 February 2026, SATs used solely for statistical or analytics purposes by the website operator are exempt from the consent requirement, provided you are given a simple means of objecting. Accordingly, analytics SATs are enabled by default on this site. You can opt out at any time using our SAT consent tool accessible from all pages of this website.
Functional SATs support enhanced features and personalisation, for example enabling social media feeds and remembering your display preferences. SATs used solely to customise the appearance or functionality of a service are exempt from the consent requirement. However many, like YouTube embeds, will also share data with third parties and will require your consent.
Marketing SATs are used to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant advertising on this and other sites. These require your consent and will only be set if you choose to consent to them.
Your choices
When you first visit our site, our SAT consent tool will appear. You can accept all SATs, refuse all non-essential SATs, or set your preferences by category. You can change your preferences at any time using the consent tool. If you also wish to remove SATs already placed on your device, you can do this through your browser settings.
Third-party SATs
Where we use third-party services, those providers may also deploy SATs on your device. Our analytics provider is Google (GA4). For full details of the SATs deployed on this site, please see our dynamic SAT listing accessible via the consent tool.
More information
For further information about SATs and your rights, please visit the ICO website. If you have any questions about our use of SATs, please contact us using the details in the Contact Us section below.
This section was last updated June 2026 to reflect the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (Commencement No. 6 and Transitional and Saving Provisions) Regulations 2026 (SI 2026/82), in force 5 February 2026, and the ICO’s finalised Guidance on the Use of Storage and Access Technologies, published 29 April 2026.
Complaints.
The law requires us to address complaints with you BEFORE your complaint is addressed by the Regulator. We trust that we will be able to resolve any data issues you may have. Please contact us in the first instance if you have a complaint and we will attempt to resolve your complaint without undue delay.
If we have been unable to ‘resolve your complaint’, you may make a complaint to the UK regulator, their contact details can be found on their website at www.ico.org.uk.
Contact Us.
Our mailing address is.
iCompli Ltd.
Data Protection Officer
124 City Road
London
EC1V 2NX
The data protection officer is Duncan Smith
Our email address is info@icompli.co.uk