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Trust Center · Privacy & data handling

Make the data path clear before production.

Trace representative inputs and output through the selected WebScrapingAPI product and into your systems. Name the purpose, data categories, access owners, retention, deletion, and downstream use at every handoff.

  1. 01
    Data categories

    Inputs, output, and operational data

  2. 02
    Purpose and systems

    Reason, service, and destination

  3. 03
    Access

    People, applications, and owners

  4. 04
    Retention and deletion

    Period, event, and downstream copies

Data handling review frame

Inventory each data category and the system that handles it.

Separate account and integration information, request inputs, retrieved output, operational metadata, and downstream records. Assign a purpose and owner to each category.

01 · Data categories

Separate what is sent, returned, stored, and created downstream.

Inventory account and integration information, request fields, retrieved output, operational metadata, and derived records.

Name each category

02 · Purpose and systems

Connect each category to a reason and destination.

Record why the data is needed, which product or application handles it, where it is delivered, and how the workflow continues.

Map every handoff

03 · Access

Assign access to people and applications.

Name the customer owner for service credentials, integration permissions, destination access, periodic review, and removal.

Assign access owners

04 · Retention and deletion

Define the lifecycle in customer-controlled systems.

Set the required period, deletion event, responsible owner, and treatment of downstream copies or derived records.

Specify the lifecycle

05 · Review source

Link published answers and flag project choices.

Use current policies for general information, then identify product configuration, data-flow, customer-control, or commercial questions that need a workload-specific answer.

Link every answer

Selected service

Map data handling at the selected service boundary.

Use the product model to identify what crosses the WebScrapingAPI boundary and which lifecycle decisions stay with the customer environment.

Service modelMap in the reviewCustomer-owned lifecycle

Infraestrutura de proxies

Account and connection information, target requests, customer-run collector, and the output it creates.

Your team controls collection logic, storage, access, retention, deletion, and downstream use.

APIs de acesso à web

Authentication, request inputs, documented API processing, response and error states, and consuming application.

Your team controls what to request, retain, expose to users, and use downstream.

Datasets & feeds

Source coverage, dataset fields, history, update cadence, format, transfer path, and destination.

Your team controls dataset selection, destination access, internal lifecycle, and downstream use.

Dados geridos

Source scope, record schema, collection and quality tasks, cadence, delivery method, and destination.

Your team controls purpose, source approval, sample acceptance, receiving access, retention, and decisions.

Project-specific privacy review

Resolve product and data-flow requirements before launch.

Bring the selected service, representative inputs and output, intended purpose, connected systems, access groups, retention and deletion requirements, and commercial questions.

  1. 01

    Trace one representative flow.

    Follow a request, dataset, or managed delivery from input through WebScrapingAPI to the customer system and downstream consumers.

  2. 02

    Assign every lifecycle decision.

    Name the owner for purpose, source scope, service access, destination access, retention, deletion, and downstream use.

  3. 03

    Link sources and assign open items.

    Connect published answers to current policies and route remaining configuration, data-flow, or commercial requirements to an owner.

Privacy evaluation

Review one real data path from input to downstream use.

Send the selected service, data categories, connected systems, access owners, retention and deletion requirements, and open approval questions.