Last updated: 10 October 2026. DRAFT for WIFT's legal review: items in [square brackets] must be confirmed before this notice is relied on.
This website is run by Winntus Institute of Formwork Technology ("WIFT", "we"), a Section 8 non-profit company in India. For any privacy question, use the enquiry form on the Contact page and write "Privacy" in your message. [Add public email address and registered office once published.]
When you send an enquiry: your name, email address, organisation, role, message, the page you sent it from, any campaign tag (utm) on the link you arrived by, and your IP address (used only to limit abuse). These are stored in our database and emailed to our team.
If you accept cookies: Google Analytics 4 records pages viewed, approximate location, device and referrer; the Meta Pixel records page views and enquiry submissions so we can measure our outreach. These tools may set cookies and send data to Google and Meta. If you reject, no cookies are set for these purposes and the Meta Pixel stays off. Google Analytics runs in a restricted, cookieless mode that does not identify you.
To reply to your enquiry, to run and improve the programme and this site, and to measure which outreach reaches colleges and industry. Analytics and advertising measurement happen only with your consent. You can withdraw it at any time with Cookie settings.
Our team, our hosting provider, and Google and Meta (for the tools above, if you consent). We do not sell personal data. [Confirm any other processors, such as email or CRM providers.]
[Retention period to be confirmed by WIFT, for example enquiries for 24 months from last contact.]
Under India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 you may ask to access, correct or erase your personal data, withdraw consent, and raise a grievance. Contact us as above. [Name the Grievance Officer once appointed.] If you are in the EU or UK, you have equivalent rights under the GDPR.
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