Legal

Four documents govern OrgVitals. You accept the Terms and the Acceptable Use Policy through the in-app consent gate; the other two say what the app does with your data and where it goes.

Instruments: 4
In force since: 29 August 2026
Governing law: India
Issued by: CloudAlgo Private Limited

In force

Privacy PolicyWhat stays on your device, what reaches us, and the rights you hold over it.In force 29 August 2026
11 clauses
Terms of ServiceThe licence and the agreement — your responsibilities, warranties, liability.In force 1 July 2026
12 clauses
Data Processing and UsageHow data flows, what stays local, and the three sub-processors involved.In force 1 July 2026
5 clauses
Acceptable Use PolicyScan only the orgs you own, administer, or are authorised in writing to assess.In force 1 July 2026
5 clauses

All four are issued by CloudAlgo Private Limited and governed by the law of India. Questions about any of them go to contact@cloudalgo.com.

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What are Cookies?

Cookies and web storage technologies, such as Local Storage and Session Storage, referred to as "cookies", facilitate your interaction with our websites. As soon as you visit our websites, cookies are downloaded by the internet browser to your end device, for example as a small text file. Third-party technologies, like scripts, pixels, and tags, which we integrate into our websites for analytics purposes, also place cookies on your end device.

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Cookies take care of many different tasks that contribute to a seamless online experience. Some specific cookies are essential for the running and maintenance of our websites, because they enable us to:

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