Privacy policy.
How guest data is handled for Publicis Sweden 100 on 25 September 2026. Publicis Sweden AB is the controller.
Who is responsible
- Controller
- Publicis Sweden AB decides why guest data is processed for Publicis Sweden 100.
- Processor
- Kehitys provides hosting, invitation tokens, RSVP tooling, event operations screens, audit logging, and support.
- Contact
- Privacy requests are handled through the event host team until Publicis publishes the final controller privacy mailbox.
What we process
- Invite list
- Name, email, company/title where supplied, invite status, and token delivery metadata.
- RSVP
- Attendance choice, dietary/allergy information, accessibility needs, plus-one details when enabled, and photo consent.Allergy and accessibility fields can include sensitive personal data.
- Operations
- Check-in status, module claims such as bar or wardrobe, email send status, and minimal audit metadata.
Why we process it
- Invitation
- To deliver the save-the-date and let invited guests reach their personal event surface.
- Event operations
- To plan attendance, handle access needs, run check-in, and keep operational records.
- Legal basis
- Contract/legitimate interest for event administration, explicit consent where optional sensitive fields are submitted, and legal obligation for required compliance records.
Where data goes
- Platform
- Tenant-isolated Postgres, Specific Storage, Specific Secrets, and Temporal workflow runtime.
- Resend is the selected email vendor; EU sending region is planned, while account data and logs are handled under SCCs.
- No sale
- Guest data is not sold, shared across tenants, or used for cross-tenant profiling.
Retention and rights
- Retention
- RSVP and operational guest data follows the Publicis retention window; current platform default is 12 months after the event unless the signed DPA says otherwise.
- Audit records
- Minimal audit metadata is retained where needed for security, legal defence, and processor accountability.
- Rights
- Guests can request access, correction, restriction, portability, objection, and erasure where legally available.