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  1. 1. Who we are
  2. 2. What this notice covers
  3. 3. ApexIQ WinCommand™ in brief
  4. 4. Our controller and processor roles
  5. 5. Personal data we collect and use
  6. 6. Subscriber-controlled content
  7. 7. Restricted Data
  8. 8. Cookies and similar technologies
  9. 9. Where personal data comes from
  10. 10. Who we share personal data with
  11. 11. International transfers
  12. 12. How long we keep personal data
  13. 13. Your rights
  14. 14. How to exercise rights
  15. 15. Complaints
  16. 16. Security
  17. 17. Children
  18. 18. Automated decision-making
  19. 19. Changes to this notice
  20. 20. Contact
  21. 21. Contact points

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Product Privacy Notice

How Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited collects, uses, and protects personal data in connection with ApexIQ WinCommand™.

Effective: 3 October 2026

Last reviewed: 3 October 2026

On this page
  1. 1. Who we are
  2. 2. What this notice covers
  3. 3. ApexIQ WinCommand™ in brief
  4. 4. Our controller and processor roles
  5. 5. Personal data we collect and use
  6. 6. Subscriber-controlled content
  7. 7. Restricted Data
  8. 8. Cookies and similar technologies
  9. 9. Where personal data comes from
  10. 10. Who we share personal data with
  11. 11. International transfers
  12. 12. How long we keep personal data
  13. 13. Your rights
  14. 14. How to exercise rights
  15. 15. Complaints
  16. 16. Security
  17. 17. Children
  18. 18. Automated decision-making
  19. 19. Changes to this notice
  20. 20. Contact
  21. 21. Contact points

1. Who we are

Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited is the organisation responsible for this privacy notice.

Field Details
Legal name Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited
Company number 15821626
Registered office 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom
ICO registration number ZB796431
General contact contact@apexedgesalesengineering.com
Privacy contact privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com

This notice explains how Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited handles personal data when operating ApexIQ WinCommand™.

2. What this notice covers

This notice covers personal data that Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited processes as controller in connection with ApexIQ WinCommand™.

This may include personal data used for:

  • account administration;
  • authentication;
  • billing and subscription administration;
  • payment administration;
  • service communications;
  • operational usage records;
  • security monitoring;
  • fraud, abuse, and misuse prevention;
  • support administration;
  • legal, accounting, tax, and business records;
  • limited internal usage analysis to operate and improve the service, and website and application performance measurement provided by our hosting supplier (see Section 8);
  • responding to business enquiries.

This notice covers the ApexIQ WinCommand™ application only. Personal data collected through the Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited marketing website at www.apexedgesalesengineering.com, including through the free tools published there, is covered by the Privacy Policy published on that website.

This notice does not replace the Data Processing Agreement.

Where a subscriber enters personal data into ApexIQ WinCommand™ for its own Sales Engineering deal execution purposes, the subscriber is usually the controller and Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited is usually the processor. That processing is governed by the Data Processing Agreement and the subscriber's own privacy information.

3. ApexIQ WinCommand™ in brief

ApexIQ WinCommand™ is a subscription software service that helps Sales Engineering teams run stage-by-stage deal execution with clearer coaching, artefact creation, proof capture, and inspection rhythm.

ApexIQ WinCommand™ is a system of action for Sales Engineering deal execution. The subscriber's customer relationship management system remains its system of record.

ApexIQ WinCommand™ is intended for business-to-business subscribers only. It is not intended for consumer use.

ApexIQ WinCommand™ does not currently include artificial intelligence-assisted outputs, document upload, or direct CRM integration, and may send emails or notifications to users.

4. Our controller and processor roles

Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited may act as controller for some processing and processor for other processing.

4.1 Where we are controller

We are likely to act as controller when we process personal data for:

  • account setup and administration;
  • authentication and security access;
  • billing and payment administration;
  • subscription management;
  • service communications;
  • operational usage records;
  • security monitoring;
  • fraud, abuse, and misuse prevention;
  • support administration;
  • legal, accounting, tax, and business records;
  • managing our relationship with the subscriber.

4.2 Where we are processor

We are likely to act as processor when we process subscriber-controlled personal data entered into ApexIQ WinCommand™ for the subscriber's Sales Engineering deal execution purposes.

That may include opportunity data, stakeholder data, Technical Win information, proof records, validation notes, and other subscriber-controlled content. That processing is governed by the Data Processing Agreement.

5. Personal data we collect and use

5.1 Account and user data

We may process name, work email address, organisation, role or job title, subscriber workspace or tenant, account status, administrator status, user role and permissions, invitation records, password reset records, authentication records, multifactor authentication records, and session data.

Purpose: create and manage accounts; authenticate users; manage access; provide the service; keep the service secure; manage subscriptions; communicate with users.

Lawful basis: performance of a contract, where the user is the contracting party or authorised representative; legitimate interests in operating, securing, and administering a business-to-business SaaS service; legal obligation, where records must be retained or disclosed by law.

5.2 Billing and payment data

We may process billing contact name, billing email address, company name, billing address, invoice details, subscription plan, payment status, payment method metadata, transaction references, tax information, and purchase order information, where used.

Stripe may process payment information. Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited does not receive raw payment card data where Stripe handles payment card processing.

Purpose: manage subscriptions; process payments; issue invoices; manage failed payments; manage refunds where applicable; maintain accounting and tax records; handle subscription renewals and cancellations.

Lawful basis: performance of contract; legitimate interests in billing and managing customer accounts; legal obligation for tax, accounting, and business records.

For billing and invoice questions, contact billing@apexedgesalesengineering.com. For privacy rights requests about billing data, contact privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com.

5.3 Authentication and security data

We may process sign-in records, failed sign-in attempts, authentication tokens, session information, password reset records, multifactor authentication status, IP address, browser or device information, audit logs, administrative access logs, and security event records.

Purpose: authenticate users; protect accounts; prevent unauthorised access; detect misuse; investigate security issues; maintain auditability; protect subscribers and the service.

Lawful basis: legitimate interests in securing the service; performance of contract; legal obligation, where security or incident records are required.

5.4 Usage and operational data

We may process sign-in times, feature usage, activity logs, export events, account configuration, workspace activity, service errors, server request logs, HTTP request logs, and performance and debugging data.

Purpose: operate the service; troubleshoot issues; improve service reliability; debug errors; support users; prevent abuse; manage subscriptions; understand product usage at an operational level.

Lawful basis: legitimate interests in operating, securing, maintaining, and improving the service; performance of contract; legal obligation, where records are needed for security, audit, or compliance.

5.5 Support data

We may process name, work email address, organisation, support request content, affected user or workspace, screenshots or error messages, issue description, communication history, and troubleshooting records.

Subscribers and users should not include passwords, API keys, private keys, payment card data, special category personal data, or other Restricted Data in support requests.

Purpose: respond to support requests; troubleshoot issues; investigate defects; manage incidents; improve documentation and service quality.

Lawful basis: performance of contract; legitimate interests in supporting and improving the service; legal obligation, where support records relate to legal or security matters.

5.6 Service communications

We may process name, work email address, organisation, account status, subscription status, and service event information.

Purpose: send account verification messages; send password reset messages; send subscription notices; send service notifications; send usage or export notifications; send maintenance, security, or incident communications; send updates about terms, policies, or product changes.

Lawful basis: performance of contract; legitimate interests in administering and operating the service; legal obligation, where notices are legally required.

5.7 Business enquiries

We may process name, work email address, organisation, and the content of an enquiry when someone contacts us with a business enquiry.

Purpose: respond to enquiries and manage related business correspondence.

Lawful basis: legitimate interests in responding to business enquiries and managing our business relationships.

5.8 Contract acceptance evidence

When someone agrees to our terms, we record the documents and versions they accepted, the exact wording they were shown, their email address, the time, and the IP address and browser information of the acceptance. This happens when someone starts a trial, accepts an invitation, signs in for the first time to an account we created, or subscribes.

Purpose: evidence of what was agreed and by whom; establishing and administering the contract; defending or bringing a claim about it.

Lawful basis: performance of a contract; legitimate interests in being able to prove what was agreed; legal obligation, where the record forms part of an accounting or legal record.

This record is kept when the workspace it came from is deleted, and is not removed by a request to delete an account. Contract evidence that can be removed by one of the parties is not evidence. See Section 12 for how long it is kept.

5.9 Workspace access requests

Where someone who does not have an account asks to be invited to their organisation's workspace, we process the name and work email address they give, any message they choose to add, and the IP address and browser information of the request.

Purpose: pass the request to the administrators of the workspace for that email domain so they can decide whether to invite the person; keep a record that the request was made; prevent misuse of a public form.

Lawful basis: legitimate interests in connecting a person to their own organisation's workspace at their own request, in keeping a record of such requests, and in protecting a public form from abuse.

We first email the address given, to check that the person asking can read it. Until they confirm, the request exists only in that message: nothing is recorded here and nothing is sent to anyone else. When they do, we pass the request only to the administrators of the workspace whose own email domain matches that address, by email and as a notification inside that workspace. Our own record of the request is kept for 30 days; the notification belongs to the subscriber's workspace and is kept until it is deleted there or the workspace is purged, and the email is in the administrators' own mailboxes. We do not tell the person which administrators received it. We do not create an account and we do not grant any access: only an administrator can invite them. We confirm that the person can read the address they give, and we tell the administrators that. We do not establish who they are, and we tell them that too.

6. Subscriber-controlled content

Subscribers may enter personal data into ApexIQ WinCommand™ for Sales Engineering deal execution. This may include customer or prospect stakeholder names, work email addresses, job titles, buying roles, Champion information, Economic Buyer information, opportunity involvement, deal notes, technical validation information, proof records, and risk records.

For that data, the subscriber is usually the controller and Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited is usually the processor.

The subscriber is responsible for ensuring that it has the right to enter that personal data into ApexIQ WinCommand™ and for providing appropriate privacy information to relevant individuals.

7. Restricted Data

Unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing, subscribers and users must not enter the following into ApexIQ WinCommand™:

  • special category personal data;
  • criminal offence data;
  • children's data;
  • raw payment card information;
  • passwords, secrets, private keys, API keys, or access tokens;
  • production customer data unrelated to Sales Engineering deal execution;
  • highly confidential security vulnerability information;
  • unlawful, infringing, defamatory, discriminatory, malicious, or harmful content;
  • information the subscriber is not authorised to process or disclose.

8. Cookies and similar technologies

ApexIQ WinCommand™ may use cookies or similar technologies that are necessary to provide authentication, session management, secure access, and authorised administrative functionality.

The essential technologies are:

Technology Purpose Essential? Consent required?
sb-[project-ref]-auth-token Maintains the authenticated session. Without this cookie, users cannot sign in to the service. Yes No
sb-[project-ref]-auth-token-code-verifier Used during the PKCE authentication flow to verify the authentication code exchange. Set briefly during sign-in and then deleted. Yes No
impersonation_session Set only for super-admin users conducting authorised impersonation of a tenant account. Contains a signed, time-limited session token. Not set for regular users. Yes No
notice_session_dismissed Set only when a user dismisses an in-product system notice. Remembers that dismissal for the current sign-in session. Stores only a dismissal marker. Not set for users who have not dismissed a notice. Yes No

ApexIQ WinCommand™ also uses browser local storage for functional interface preferences (for example, whether the navigation sidebar is collapsed and the last deal viewed). These entries stay on the user's device and are not used for tracking or advertising.

Separately from the essential cookies above, our hosting supplier Netlify, Inc. runs Netlify Real User Monitoring, a script on the public pages of ApexIQ WinCommand™ and its application pages. It measures how quickly pages load and reports that to Netlify, so we can find and fix slow pages.

That script sets no cookie, reads no cookie, and uses no browser storage, and it builds no identifier, so it cannot recognise a user on a later visit or across other websites. The details it reports are the page address, page load timings, and broad categories such as browser family, operating system, and whether the screen is a mobile or desktop size, together with the IP address that any web request carries.

Purpose: monitor and improve the speed and reliability of the service.

Lawful basis: legitimate interests in operating and improving the performance of the service. Users can object to this use at any time by contacting privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com, and we will stop processing their data for it unless we have compelling legitimate grounds that override their interests.

We also use Netlify Web Analytics, which is different in kind from that script. It runs on Netlify's servers and is compiled from the request logs created whenever a page is served. Nothing is added to the page and nothing runs in the user's browser: there is no script, no cookie, no browser storage, and nothing is read from the device.

It reports page views, visits, the most requested pages, referring sites, and not-found errors. The data it draws on is the ordinary content of a server request log: the page address, the referring page, the IP address that made the request, and the browser's user agent string. We do not combine it with an account to build a profile of an individual user, and it is not used for advertising, retargeting, profiling, cross-site tracking, or session replay.

Purpose: understand which pages are used, and find broken links and missing pages.

Retention: 30 days, in line with the operational log and analytics retention set out in the table below.

Lawful basis: legitimate interests in understanding, maintaining, and improving the service. Users can object at any time by contacting privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com.

Worth stating plainly: because this is compiled on the server, it cannot be blocked with a browser setting, a content blocker, or a private browsing mode, unlike the script described above. The remedy is to object rather than to block. See the Cookie Notice for the full description of both.

Because the script neither stores information on the device nor accesses information already stored there, it does not require consent. The Cookie Notice sets this out in full, including how to block the script.

No advertising, retargeting, social media, behavioural profiling, session replay, or cross-site tracking technologies are used.

The ICO explains that PECR applies to cookies and similar technologies and that PECR sits alongside UK GDPR; organisations using cookies or similar technologies must consider both regimes. See the Cookie Notice for more detail.

9. Where personal data comes from

We may collect personal data:

  • directly from users when they register, sign in, subscribe, contact us, or use the service;
  • from subscriber administrators who invite or manage users, including where an administrator uploads colleagues' names and business email addresses to invite them as users in bulk;
  • from payment and subscription systems;
  • from authentication systems;
  • from service logs and security systems;
  • from support interactions;
  • from the subscriber's use of ApexIQ WinCommand™;
  • from suppliers used to provide the service.

Where personal data is entered into ApexIQ WinCommand™ by a subscriber about its customers, prospects, stakeholders, or business contacts, that personal data usually comes from the subscriber.

10. Who we share personal data with

We may share personal data with:

  • hosting, database, authentication, and infrastructure suppliers;
  • payment processors and billing platforms;
  • transactional email providers;
  • application hosting and content delivery providers;
  • support and operational suppliers, where used;
  • professional advisers, including solicitors, accountants, auditors, and insurers;
  • regulators, courts, law enforcement, tax authorities, or public bodies where required;
  • potential acquirers, investors, or successors in connection with a corporate transaction, subject to appropriate safeguards;
  • the administrators of a subscriber's workspace, where someone asks to be invited to it (see Section 5.9);
  • other parties where required to protect legal rights, security, subscribers, users, or the service.

Current suppliers include:

Supplier Service
Supabase Inc. Database, storage, and authentication infrastructure
Stripe, Inc. Payment processing, subscription management, invoicing, and customer portal
Resend, Inc. Transactional email delivery
Netlify, Inc. Application hosting, serverless function execution, content delivery, website and application performance measurement (Netlify Real User Monitoring), and website analytics compiled from server request logs (Netlify Web Analytics)

These suppliers are listed in the Sub-processor List.

11. International transfers

Personal data may be hosted, processed, accessed, or supported outside the United Kingdom. Current suppliers include organisations based in the United States, and restricted international transfers may occur.

Where required by applicable data protection law, Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited uses appropriate transfer safeguards, which may include:

  • the United Kingdom International Data Transfer Agreement;
  • the United Kingdom Addendum to European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses;
  • European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses;
  • supplier-provided transfer terms;
  • adequacy decisions;
  • other lawful transfer mechanisms.

Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited will complete and maintain a transfer risk assessment where required for restricted transfers.

12. How long we keep personal data

We keep data only where legally required or operationally necessary for the live service. Where data is no longer required, we delete it within 30 days, including from backups, unless an exception below applies. We do not keep a long-term anonymised audit dataset.

Data type Retention period
Billing, accounting, tax, invoice, payment, refund, and purchase order records 6 years from the end of the relevant financial year (legal and accounting requirement)
Contract acceptance evidence (the documents and versions accepted, the wording shown, the accepting email address, the time, the IP address and browser information, and the subscription identifier where there is one) 6 years. Kept when the workspace it came from is deleted, and kept with billing and legal records where it relates to a paid subscription
Subscriber workspace content (opportunities, stakeholders, deal notes, proof and risk records, Technical Win records) 30 days after termination, expiry, trial non-conversion, or account closure
Generated outputs and artefacts 30 days (treated as subscriber content)
Stored exports (export files and metadata containing subscriber content) 30 days
Operational account and admin records 30 days after account closure, unless retained as billing or legal evidence
Support records 30 days after ticket closure
Security logs (sign-in events, IP addresses, authentication and admin-access events) 30 days
Workspace access requests: our record that the request was made 30 days
Workspace access requests: the notification sent to the workspace's administrators Kept in the subscriber's workspace until deleted there, or purged with it
Operational logs (application, error, and request logs) 30 days
Product analytics and usage data 30 days
Transactional email records 30 days (suppression records kept only as needed to honour opt-out)
Website and contact enquiry records 30 days, unless an active relationship, enquiry, consent, or legal basis applies
Privacy rights request records 30 days after closure, unless needed for legal evidence
Backups Daily backups, each kept for 7 days
Records under legal hold or dispute Retained for as long as required for the claim, dispute, regulator request, or legal hold

Deletion may be paused or overridden only where required by a legal or accounting retention obligation, a legal hold, or an active security investigation, abuse-prevention, billing dispute, privacy dispute, regulator request, or legal claim.

13. Your rights

Depending on the circumstances and applicable law, individuals may have rights to:

  • access personal data;
  • correct inaccurate personal data;
  • request erasure;
  • restrict processing;
  • object to processing;
  • request data portability;
  • withdraw consent where processing is based on consent;
  • complain to a supervisory authority.

The rights available may depend on the lawful basis for processing.

Right to object

Where we rely on legitimate interests, individuals may have the right to object to that processing.

Withdrawing consent

Where we rely on consent, individuals can withdraw consent at any time. Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that happened before consent was withdrawn.

14. How to exercise rights

Requests should be sent to privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com.

We may need to verify identity before responding.

If the request relates to personal data entered into ApexIQ WinCommand™ by a subscriber, we may need to refer the request to the subscriber where the subscriber is the controller.

15. Complaints

Individuals can contact Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited at privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com.

Individuals also have the right to complain to the Information Commissioner's Office, the United Kingdom supervisory authority for data protection.

16. Security

We use technical and organisational measures designed to protect personal data.

Security controls include:

  • HTTPS/TLS for encryption in transit;
  • role-based access control;
  • multifactor authentication;
  • administrative access controls;
  • audit logging;
  • backups;
  • support access controls.

Personal data breaches

If a personal data breach occurs, Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited will assess it without undue delay and, where the law requires, report it to the Information Commissioner's Office within 72 hours of becoming aware of it.

Where a breach is likely to result in a high risk to your rights and freedoms, we will tell you about it without undue delay, describing the likely consequences and the steps taken to address it. Where we act as processor for a subscriber, we notify that subscriber rather than contacting their users directly, and the subscriber decides what its users are told. Those processor obligations are set out in the Data Processing Agreement.

17. Children

ApexIQ WinCommand™ is intended for business users only. It is not intended for children, and subscribers must not enter children's data into the service.

18. Automated decision-making

ApexIQ WinCommand™ may include scoring, recommendations, or automated risk indicators to support Sales Engineering execution.

These outputs are intended for operational support and human review. They are not intended to make legally significant decisions about individuals. The service does not currently include artificial intelligence-assisted outputs.

19. Changes to this notice

We may update this privacy notice from time to time.

Where changes are material, we may notify subscribers or users by email, in-product notice, website notice, or another reasonable method.

The updated notice will apply from the effective date stated in the notice.

20. Contact

For questions about this notice or how we handle personal data, contact:

Apex Edge Sales Engineering Limited, 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom.

Email: privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com

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Product support support@apexedgesalesengineering.com
Privacy, cookies, and data rights privacy@apexedgesalesengineering.com
Security reports and vulnerability concerns security@apexedgesalesengineering.com

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