Global Privacy Notice

Oridian Group S.A.S. de C.V. ("Oridian", "we", "us" or "our") is established in El Salvador. This Global Privacy Notice describes how Oridian handles personal information when people visit the corporate website, contact us, or interact with us in a business or professional capacity.

This notice covers the corporate website, inquiries, meetings, demonstrations, business contacts, marketing preferences and related corporate records. Products, onboarding workflows, employment processes and customer-controlled processing may require additional privacy notices or contractual data-processing terms.

The information depends on how a person interacts with Oridian. Required form fields should be limited to what the interaction genuinely needs; optional fields remain optional.

Oridian may use personal information to respond to inquiries, arrange meetings or demonstrations, manage business relationships, operate and secure the website, understand site usage, manage permitted advertising, send communications a person has chosen to receive, comply with law, protect rights and security, and establish or defend legal claims.

Where applicable law requires a lawful basis, the basis may include consent, steps requested before a contract, performance of a contract, legitimate interests, a legal obligation or another basis available for the particular processing. The applicable basis depends on the jurisdiction and circumstances.

This site uses first-party storage needed to remember privacy choices. An optional functional preference can remember the selected light or dark theme. Google Analytics loads only after Analytics is enabled through Privacy Choices. No advertising technology is registered for loading.

Future optional technologies must remain blocked until their category is permitted under Oridian's global baseline. Analytics never enables Advertising, and a choice can be changed later through Privacy Choices.

A person who contacts Oridian is not automatically subscribed to marketing. Newsletter or product-update subscriptions require a separate affirmative choice, and marketing messages must provide a practical way to unsubscribe or object.

One-to-one business development is governed separately from newsletter consent. Its source, jurisdiction and opt-out status must be recorded before it is scaled.

Oridian may disclose personal information to providers that support hosting, cloud infrastructure, communications, security, customer management, analytics or advertising where enabled, and professional services. Information may also be disclosed when law requires it, to protect legal rights or security, or in a legitimate corporate transaction subject to applicable law.

Oridian does not operate as a data broker and does not sell personal information for monetary consideration. Some privacy laws may classify disclosures to advertising or measurement providers as sharing or targeted advertising; where those rules apply, the relevant choices and opt-out mechanisms must be provided.

Oridian is established in El Salvador, while providers supporting its operations may process information in other countries. Where applicable law restricts an international transfer, Oridian uses the safeguards or transfer mechanisms required for the relevant processing.

Oridian retains personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for the purpose for which it was collected, including managing inquiries and business relationships, maintaining security, meeting legal obligations, resolving disputes and establishing or defending legal claims. The period varies by record, relationship and applicable law.

Oridian applies technical and organizational measures designed to protect personal information against unauthorized access, loss, misuse, alteration or disclosure. No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and this statement is not an absolute guarantee.

Depending on applicable law and the circumstances, a person may ask about access, correction, deletion, portability, restriction, objection, withdrawal of consent, marketing opt-out or advertising choices. Requests can be sent to legal@oridiangroup.com.

Oridian may need to verify a request proportionately and may limit or deny it where applicable law permits or requires. A minimal suppression record may be retained after a marketing opt-out so the address is not added again.

General corporate forms are not intended for health information, government-issued identification, account credentials, financial-account details or other sensitive personal information. Do not submit that information unless Oridian has specifically requested it through a designated secure workflow.

A product workflow that collects identity, tax, employment, health or other higher-impact information needs its own layered notice. Customer-controlled processing may also be governed by a data-processing agreement, and applicant information requires a separate applicant notice when Careers is activated.

The corporate website and general inquiry forms are not directed to children. Oridian does not knowingly collect personal information from children through these surfaces. If you believe a child has submitted personal information, contact legal@oridiangroup.com so the matter can be reviewed and addressed.

The corporate website does not currently use solely automated decision-making on inquiries that produces legal or similarly significant effects. Material automated decision-making must be reviewed and disclosed before activation.

El Salvador is the home-law baseline. U.S. state, Central American, EEA and UK modules activate only after their applicability, transfer, marketing, tracking and rights requirements are reviewed. This architecture does not claim blanket GDPR or CCPA compliance.

This notice displays its effective date and last updated date. Material changes should be communicated when appropriate, and changes to forms, vendors, purposes, tracking, markets or high-impact workflows require privacy review before release.