Privacy policy
1. Controller
The data controller is ANEMOSS ASESORÍA JURÍDICA S.L., Spanish company tax ID (CIF) B23877970, with its registered office at Calle Covadonga 1, 12590 Almenara, Castellón, Spain.
Contact email: info@anemoss.es.
2. Data we process
We may process identification and contact data, information included in messages or forms, consultation and booking data, payment status data received from Stripe, technical data needed for security and website operation, and analytics data when the user accepts analytics cookies.
If a user sends documents or information concerning a legal or administrative matter, we process that information only to assess, prepare, provide or follow up on the requested service.
3. Purposes
We process personal data to answer enquiries, manage online consultations, process service requests, prepare and follow up on files, send operational communications, comply with legal obligations, secure the website, prevent abuse and measure website use when analytics are accepted.
4. Legal basis
The legal basis may be consent, the execution of pre-contractual or contractual measures, compliance with legal obligations and legitimate interest in maintaining website security, preventing abuse and managing communications.
5. Recipients and processors
Data may be shared with service providers strictly necessary for website operation, payments, calendar management, email, hosting, analytics or professional support. They act under appropriate contractual safeguards when required.
Payment data is processed through Stripe. Calendar events may be managed through Google Calendar when the consultation flow is used.
6. International transfers
Some technology providers may process data outside the European Economic Area. In those cases, Anemoss relies on appropriate safeguards, such as standard contractual clauses or other mechanisms recognized by applicable law.
7. Retention
Data is kept for the time needed to answer the request, provide the service, comply with legal obligations and handle possible liabilities. Technical and security records are kept for limited periods according to their purpose.
8. Rights
You may request access, rectification, erasure, objection, restriction of processing and portability by writing to info@anemoss.es. You may also file a complaint with the Spanish Data Protection Agency if you believe your rights have not been respected.
9. Security
Anemoss applies technical and organizational measures to protect information and reduce risks of unauthorized access, alteration, loss or disclosure.
Advertising measurement with Meta
With your advertising consent, we use Meta Pixel and Conversions API to measure visits to our introductory-call landing pages, submitted enquiries and confirmed appointments, and to help Meta optimise our advertising. Meta receives browser and ad-click identifiers, browser information and event times; enquiry and booking events may also include a normalised, SHA-256 hashed email address. Hashing does not make this information anonymous. We do not send questionnaire answers, messages, financial information, nationality, phone numbers or private booking tokens. Rejecting advertising does not affect enquiries or bookings. You can withdraw consent in Cookie settings; this stops future events and cancels queued events, but does not recall information already sent to Meta. When the Pixel is active, Meta can also see your IP address through your browser connection. We do not forward a client IP address in server events.
With advertising consent, Meta Pixel and Conversions API measure our ad funnel. The optional _fbp and _fbc cookies identify a browser and an ad click and last up to 90 days. The first-party anemoss_ads_consent cookie records the advertising choice for up to 180 days. Advertising identifiers are retained with the enquiry for up to 180 days and delivery payloads for at most seven days; payloads are removed after successful delivery. The separate cookie-preference record lasts up to 180 days.
Meta Platforms processes received event data under its own policies, which may involve processing outside the EEA. See Meta’s privacy policy for provider, processing and transfer information.
10. Updates
Last updated: 09/10/2026.