Information Collection
Document the categories and circumstances of personal information collected.
Privacy Policy Writing
Professional support for documenting an organization's privacy practices and approach to personal information.
Lamtas helps organizations organize privacy information into clear policy documentation based on their actual data practices and supplied requirements.
Privacy Policy Documents
A privacy policy explains an organization's practices concerning personal information and provides information to individuals about relevant privacy activities.
Lamtas provides privacy policy writing support for websites, businesses, organizations, and digital services.
Depending on the organization's activities, the document may address collection, use, disclosure, retention, security, individual rights, cookies, contact information, and international data practices.
Documents are developed from client-provided information about systems, forms, websites, services, data practices, vendors, and organizational processes.
Privacy documentation should reflect actual data practices rather than generic statements copied from unrelated organizations.
Privacy laws differ by jurisdiction, so appropriately qualified legal or privacy professionals should review the completed document where necessary.
Privacy Policy Services
Organize privacy information around personal information, collection practices, uses, disclosures, retention, rights, and organizational responsibilities.
Document the categories and circumstances of personal information collected.
Explain organizational purposes for using personal information.
Document relevant disclosures and third-party relationships.
Describe organizational approaches to retaining information.
Organize information concerning applicable privacy rights and requests.
Provide appropriate organizational contact information and privacy communication arrangements.
Why Lamtas
The document can reflect the organization's actual systems and data practices.
Privacy information can be presented in accessible language.
Relevant data practices can be organized into logical sections.
The policy can accommodate websites, forms, applications, and online services.
Privacy documentation can connect with data protection and information security policies.
The finished document can be prepared for website or organizational use.
Our Process
Identify the organization's relevant websites, forms, services, systems, and information flows.
Review supplied information about collection, use, disclosure, retention, vendors, and individual requests.
Organize the privacy information into logical policy sections.
Prepare the document around the organization's actual practices.
Check connections with data protection and information security documentation.
Prepare the policy for appropriate professional review and publication or implementation.
Yes. Website privacy policies can be developed from information about forms, analytics, cookies, services, vendors, and other actual data practices.
Yes. Customization is important because organizations collect and use information differently.
No. Privacy policy writing does not replace legal advice or jurisdiction-specific privacy compliance review.
Yes. Relevant security practices can be documented at an appropriate level and coordinated with information-security policies.
Yes. Existing policies can be reviewed, reorganized, clarified, and updated based on supplied information.
Pricing depends on the organization's data practices, jurisdictions, scope, complexity, source materials, and turnaround.
Tell Lamtas about your website, services, information practices, systems, and intended audience.