Privacy and browser storage
What this concept does with your data.
The request builder lets you review a workshop brief before sending it through a protected website endpoint. When you choose “Send request,” the brief is delivered directly to the workshop for review.
This local candidate contains a Vercel form endpoint designed to deliver requests through Brevo. No live provider credential, delivery test, analytics, advertising pixel, or social tracker is active in this milestone.
Current candidate behavior
The request builder prepares and previews a workshop brief in your browser. Nothing is transmitted during the review step. If you choose “Send request” on a configured production deployment, the form sends the fields to a same-origin Vercel function, which asks Brevo to deliver the brief to the workshop owner's selected inbox.
The local candidate has no live provider credential and has not sent a real request. Provider setup, one bounded delivery test, and production deployment remain separate approval gates.
Selecting the phone link opens your device or calling service. Any information shared during a real call is handled outside this website concept.
Information shown in the form
The form can contain your name, mobile number, optional email address, vehicle details, optional VIN or chassis number, request type, and description of the concern. The workshop uses those details only to understand the request, check the vehicle or part context, and respond about an appropriate next step.
- Transmission
- Only after “Send request”
- Processors
- Vercel and Brevo
- Customer database
- Not connected
- Analytics
- None added by this site code
Browser storage and hosting
The site stores one preference named eaw-theme in local browser storage so the selected light or dark theme can remain on the device. It is not used for advertising, profiling, or service-request data.
This site code does not set cookies. A consent banner is therefore unnecessary for the current concept. If analytics, advertising tools, embedded social media, or other optional tracking are added later, the notice and consent controls must be reassessed before launch.
When the site is served by Vercel, Vercel may process ordinary technical request data such as an IP address and browser headers. When the form is enabled, Brevo processes the workshop brief to deliver it by email, and the receiving mailbox provider processes the delivered message. These providers may process data outside the Philippines under their applicable service terms.
The site does not add the request to a separate website database. The workshop must still adopt and publish a retention and secure-disposal schedule for received requests before production release.
Before a real form goes live
A production privacy notice must match the workshop's actual practices. Philippine privacy guidance calls for clear information about the data collected, purpose and basis, processing method, recipients, controller identity, retention, rights, risks, and complaint route.
Confirm the registered business name, physical address, privacy contact, Brevo account and sending domain, receiving mailbox, data locations, retention schedule, disposal method, security controls, provider agreements, and exact third-party recipients before enabling live submission.
Your privacy rights
When personal data is processed, the Data Privacy Act of 2012 provides rights that include being informed, access, objection, rectification, erasure or blocking, data portability, damages, and filing a complaint.
Read the official National Privacy Commission guide to data-subject rights and the Data Privacy Act of 2012.
Questions and requests
For questions about a workshop request, call 0917 511 1380 or use the service-request form. The responsible privacy contact and procedure for access, correction, objection, erasure or blocking, and other applicable requests must be confirmed before production release.
For official information or complaints, visit the National Privacy Commission.
Last reviewed: 7 August 2026. This notice describes the current concept and must be updated whenever its data practices change.