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Privacy Policy

Effective date: May 24, 2026 · Last updated: May 24, 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how BoostGrant LLC collects, uses, stores, shares, protects, and retains information when you access or use the BoostGrant platform and services. By using the platform, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Privacy Policy.

In short: this policy covers what we collect, how we use it, how AI services and grant tools process your information, when we share it, how long we keep it, and the privacy rights and choices available to you.

1. Introduction, Purpose, and Scope of This Privacy Policy

1.1Introduction

Welcome to BoostGrant. BoostGrant LLC ("BoostGrant," "Company," "we," "our," or "us") is committed to protecting the privacy, security, confidentiality, and integrity of personal information entrusted to us by our users, customers, clients, visitors, subscribers, grant applicants, organizations, nonprofit entities, businesses, consultants, contractors, and other individuals who interact with our platform and services. This Privacy Policy explains how BoostGrant collects, uses, stores, processes, analyzes, transfers, shares, protects, and retains information when individuals access or use the BoostGrant platform, website, software applications, browser extensions, communication systems, artificial intelligence services, grant discovery services, grant writing services, business planning services, subscription services, and any related products or services. BoostGrant recognizes that privacy is a fundamental concern in the digital age. We are committed to maintaining responsible privacy practices while delivering innovative technology solutions designed to help organizations identify funding opportunities, manage grant-related activities, generate documents, communicate with support personnel, and access artificial intelligence-powered services. This Privacy Policy is intended to provide clear and transparent information regarding our privacy practices and to help users understand their rights and choices regarding their information. By accessing, registering for, subscribing to, purchasing, or otherwise using the Platform, you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Privacy Policy.

1.2Purpose of This Privacy Policy

The purpose of this Privacy Policy is to explain:

  • what information we collect;
  • how we collect information;
  • why we collect information;
  • how information is used;
  • how information is stored;
  • how information is protected;
  • when information may be shared;
  • how long information is retained;
  • what rights users may have regarding their information;
  • how users may contact us regarding privacy concerns.

This Privacy Policy is intended to promote transparency while helping users make informed decisions about their use of BoostGrant's services. Nothing in this Privacy Policy creates contractual guarantees beyond those required by applicable law.

1.3Scope of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to information collected through:

  • the BoostGrant website;
  • the BoostGrant web application;
  • user dashboards;
  • customer portals;
  • administrative portals;
  • grant writer portals;
  • support portals;
  • blogging and content management systems;
  • mobile-accessible versions of the Platform;
  • browser extensions;
  • messaging systems;
  • AI-powered tools;
  • grant discovery tools;
  • grant matching systems;
  • business plan generators;
  • grant proposal generators;
  • subscription management systems;
  • payment systems;
  • customer support interactions;
  • email communications;
  • consultation services;
  • document management systems;
  • file storage systems;
  • future products and services offered by BoostGrant.

This Privacy Policy applies regardless of the device, operating system, browser, or location used to access the Platform.

1.4Our Business Model

BoostGrant provides technology-enabled services that may include:

  • grant opportunity discovery;
  • grant matching;
  • funding research;
  • grant writing assistance;
  • submission assistance;
  • business plan generation;
  • AI-powered content generation;
  • document management;
  • workflow automation;
  • client communication;
  • consultant collaboration;
  • support services;
  • browser extension functionality;
  • funding intelligence services.

To provide these services, BoostGrant must collect and process certain information from users and organizations. The collection and use of information is limited to legitimate business purposes, service delivery requirements, legal obligations, security purposes, and operational necessities described in this Privacy Policy.

1.5Applicability to Organizations and Individual Users

This Privacy Policy applies to both: Organizational Users, including:

  • nonprofits;
  • charities;
  • foundations;
  • businesses;
  • startups;
  • educational institutions;
  • social enterprises;
  • governmental entities;
  • other organizations;

and Individual Users, including:

  • organization administrators;
  • employees;
  • consultants;
  • grant writers;
  • support personnel;
  • contractors;
  • authorized representatives;
  • website visitors.

Where information is submitted on behalf of an organization, the organization remains responsible for ensuring that it has the necessary authority and permissions to provide such information.

1.6Global Nature of Services

BoostGrant's services may be accessed from various jurisdictions around the world. Users acknowledge that information may be processed, stored, transmitted, transferred, or accessed in jurisdictions that may differ from the user's country, state, province, or region of residence. By using the Platform, users consent to the transfer and processing of information as described in this Privacy Policy, subject to applicable law. BoostGrant makes commercially reasonable efforts to implement appropriate safeguards for information transferred across borders.

1.7Relationship to Other Legal Documents

This Privacy Policy should be read together with:

  • the Terms of Service;
  • the Refund Policy;
  • the Cookie Policy;
  • any Data Processing Addendum;
  • subscription agreements;
  • service agreements;
  • additional policies published by BoostGrant.

In the event of a conflict between this Privacy Policy and another agreement regarding privacy-related matters, the document specifically addressing privacy practices shall generally govern to the extent of the conflict unless otherwise required by law.

1.8No Guarantee of Absolute Privacy

While BoostGrant employs commercially reasonable administrative, technical, organizational, and physical safeguards designed to protect information, no system can guarantee absolute privacy, confidentiality, or security. Users acknowledge that:

  • internet communications involve inherent risks;
  • electronic storage systems may be vulnerable to unauthorized access;
  • cyberattacks may occur;
  • third-party service providers may experience failures;
  • technology systems are not infallible.

Accordingly, BoostGrant cannot guarantee absolute protection against every conceivable threat, attack, breach, loss, or unauthorized disclosure. Users provide information at their own risk, subject to the protections and limitations described in this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

1.9Privacy Principles

BoostGrant strives to operate according to the following privacy principles:

  • transparency regarding data practices;
  • lawful and responsible processing;
  • security-focused design;
  • data minimization where appropriate;
  • user control where feasible;
  • accountability in handling information;
  • continuous improvement of privacy safeguards;
  • compliance with applicable privacy laws and regulations.

These principles guide the development and operation of our products, services, systems, and internal processes.

1.10Changes to This Privacy Policy

Technology, laws, regulations, business practices, and Platform features may evolve over time. Accordingly, BoostGrant reserves the right to modify, amend, supplement, update, replace, or revise this Privacy Policy at any time. When material changes occur, BoostGrant may provide notice through:

  • website postings;
  • dashboard notifications;
  • email communications;
  • account alerts;
  • updated effective dates.

Continued use of the Platform after revised policies become effective constitutes acknowledgment of the updated Privacy Policy. Users are encouraged to periodically review this Privacy Policy to remain informed about our privacy practices.

1.11Contact Information

Questions regarding this Privacy Policy, privacy practices, information handling procedures, or privacy-related concerns may be submitted through the contact methods designated by BoostGrant on the Platform. BoostGrant will make commercially reasonable efforts to review and respond to legitimate privacy inquiries in accordance with applicable law and operational requirements.

1.12Acknowledgment

By accessing, registering for, subscribing to, purchasing, or using any part of the Platform, the User acknowledges and agrees that:

  • they have read this Privacy Policy;
  • they understand its contents;
  • they consent to the collection, use, disclosure, storage, and processing of information as described herein;
  • they understand that privacy rights may vary by jurisdiction;
  • they agree to the practices described in this Privacy Policy.

2. Definitions

For purposes of this Privacy Policy, the following terms shall have the meanings set forth below. These definitions apply whether the terms appear in singular or plural form.

2.1Account

"Account" means a registered user profile created to access, manage, purchase, subscribe to, or use any portion of the Platform, Services, applications, dashboards, messaging systems, browser extensions, or related functionality offered by BoostGrant. An Account may belong to an individual user or an authorized representative of an organization.

2.2Administrator

"Administrator" means any individual granted elevated permissions within the Platform, including organization administrators, support personnel, grant writers, bloggers, staff members, managers, platform administrators, or super administrators authorized to manage specific Platform functions.

2.3AI Services

"AI Services" means all artificial intelligence-powered, machine-learning-powered, automated, algorithmic, predictive, generative, recommendation-based, or data-analysis services offered by BoostGrant. AI Services may include:

  • Sophia AI;
  • grant matching;
  • proposal generation;
  • business plan generation;
  • recommendation engines;
  • document analysis;
  • automated drafting;
  • workflow automation;
  • intelligent assistance tools.

2.4Browser Extension

"Browser Extension" means any browser-based software, plugin, automation tool, add-on, integration, autofill tool, or extension developed, distributed, licensed, or operated by BoostGrant.

2.5Business Plan Services

"Business Plan Services" means services involving the creation, drafting, generation, editing, review, preparation, or management of business plans, financial projections, executive summaries, operational plans, strategic plans, and related business documentation.

2.6Client

"Client" means any individual, organization, business, nonprofit entity, institution, or other party that uses, purchases, subscribes to, accesses, or benefits from the Services provided by BoostGrant.

2.7Communication Data

"Communication Data" means information generated through communications occurring on or through the Platform, including:

  • messages;
  • support requests;
  • consultation notes;
  • chat records;
  • email correspondence;
  • notifications;
  • attachments;
  • interaction logs.

2.8Company

"Company," "BoostGrant," "we," "our," and "us" refer collectively to BoostGrant LLC, its affiliates, subsidiaries, successors, assigns, contractors, service providers, and authorized representatives, unless the context requires otherwise.

2.9Consultant

"Consultant" means any individual engaged by BoostGrant to provide advisory, educational, grant-related, strategic, technical, business, or support services.

2.10Content

"Content" means any information, text, graphics, images, files, documents, software, code, communications, reports, data, audio, video, or other material available through the Platform.

2.11Cookies

"Cookies" means small text files or similar technologies stored on a user's browser, device, or system for identification, analytics, preferences, authentication, security, functionality, advertising, or performance purposes.

2.12Customer Support Services

"Customer Support Services" means support, troubleshooting, educational assistance, onboarding assistance, account assistance, technical assistance, and related support activities provided by BoostGrant.

2.13Dashboard

"Dashboard" means any authenticated section of the Platform through which users may access features, data, settings, communications, subscriptions, documents, grant opportunities, reports, or services.

2.14Data

"Data" means any information processed, collected, stored, transmitted, analyzed, displayed, retained, generated, received, or otherwise handled by the Platform.

2.15Data Processor

"Data Processor" means a third party that processes Personal Information on behalf of BoostGrant. Examples may include:

  • cloud hosting providers;
  • email service providers;
  • payment processors;
  • AI service providers;
  • storage providers.

2.16Data Controller

"Data Controller" means the entity responsible for determining the purposes and means of processing Personal Information. Where applicable under law, BoostGrant may act as a Data Controller, Data Processor, or both.

2.17Device Information

"Device Information" means technical information relating to devices used to access the Platform, including:

  • device type;
  • operating system;
  • browser type;
  • IP address;
  • device identifiers;
  • language settings;
  • network information.

2.18Document

"Document" means any file, attachment, record, spreadsheet, presentation, image, PDF, proposal, application, budget, or similar material uploaded, generated, transmitted, or stored through the Platform.

2.19Funding Opportunity

"Funding Opportunity" means any grant, scholarship, award, sponsorship, funding program, investment opportunity, donor opportunity, competition, challenge, prize, or related opportunity identified through the Platform.

2.20Grant Discovery Services

"Grant Discovery Services" means services involving the identification, aggregation, categorization, monitoring, analysis, or presentation of funding opportunities.

2.21Grant Matching Services

"Grant Matching Services" means services that analyze user information and funding opportunities to generate recommendations, rankings, scores, or compatibility assessments.

2.22Grant Writing Services

"Grant Writing Services" means proposal preparation, application drafting, proposal review, editing, consulting, submission assistance, and related grant-support activities.

2.23Information

"Information" means all data, records, content, documents, communications, Personal Information, technical information, and other materials processed by the Platform.

2.24Organization

"Organization" means any legal entity using the Platform, including:

  • nonprofits;
  • charities;
  • corporations;
  • limited liability companies;
  • partnerships;
  • associations;
  • educational institutions;
  • governmental entities.

2.25Organization Information

"Organization Information" means information relating to an organization, including:

  • organizational name;
  • tax status;
  • registration details;
  • mission statements;
  • operational information;
  • budgets;
  • funding history;
  • organizational profiles.

2.26Personal Information

"Personal Information" means any information that identifies, relates to, describes, is reasonably capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked to an identifiable individual. Personal Information may include:

  • names;
  • email addresses;
  • phone numbers;
  • physical addresses;
  • login credentials;
  • government identifiers where applicable;
  • account information;
  • communication records.

The term "Personal Information" shall be interpreted broadly to the maximum extent required by applicable privacy laws.

2.27Platform

"Platform" means the BoostGrant website, applications, dashboards, browser extensions, APIs, software, databases, communication systems, AI systems, and all associated products, services, and technologies.

2.28Privacy Policy

"Privacy Policy" means this Privacy Policy, including any amendments, revisions, updates, supplements, exhibits, schedules, or incorporated documents.

2.29Processing

"Processing" means any operation performed on information, whether automated or manual, including:

  • collection;
  • storage;
  • use;
  • analysis;
  • transmission;
  • disclosure;
  • deletion;
  • retention;
  • modification;
  • organization.

2.30Professional Services

"Professional Services" means grant writing services, consultation services, business planning services, support services, and related human-assisted offerings provided by BoostGrant.

2.31Service Provider

"Service Provider" means a third party that assists BoostGrant in delivering Services, operating systems, processing payments, providing storage, delivering emails, offering AI functionality, hosting infrastructure, or supporting Platform operations.

2.32Services

"Services" means all products, subscriptions, features, software, tools, support offerings, consulting offerings, AI functionality, grant-related services, browser extensions, and other offerings made available through BoostGrant.

2.33Sophia

"Sophia" means the proprietary AI-powered assistant, chatbot, virtual assistant, conversational interface, recommendation system, or automated communication system provided by BoostGrant.

2.34Subscription

"Subscription" means any paid, recurring, annual, monthly, enterprise, promotional, trial, or customized access arrangement through which a user obtains access to Platform features or Services.

2.35Third Party

"Third Party" means any person, company, organization, institution, service provider, governmental authority, grant maker, vendor, contractor, partner, or entity other than BoostGrant and the applicable User.

2.36User

"User," "you," and "your" mean any individual, organization, representative, visitor, subscriber, customer, client, employee, consultant, administrator, or other party who accesses, visits, registers for, subscribes to, purchases, or otherwise uses the Platform or Services.

2.37User Content

"User Content" means any information, documents, communications, files, data, forms, messages, uploads, responses, prompts, organizational information, or materials submitted, uploaded, generated, stored, transmitted, or otherwise provided by Users through the Platform.

2.38Usage Data

"Usage Data" means information automatically generated through interaction with the Platform, including:

  • login activity;
  • feature usage;
  • navigation patterns;
  • click activity;
  • search activity;
  • session information;
  • engagement metrics;
  • performance information.

2.39Website

"Website" means the internet properties owned, operated, licensed, or controlled by BoostGrant, including all associated pages, subdomains, portals, dashboards, and related web services.

2.40Interpretation

Unless otherwise required by context:

  • singular terms include plural terms;
  • plural terms include singular terms;
  • references to persons include legal entities;
  • references to legal entities include their successors and assigns;
  • references to statutes include amendments and successor laws.

These definitions shall be interpreted broadly to support the effective administration, operation, protection, and enforcement of this Privacy Policy.

3. Information We Collect

3.1Overview

To provide, operate, secure, improve, maintain, and support the Platform and Services, BoostGrant may collect, receive, generate, infer, analyze, store, process, and retain various categories of information. The information we collect depends upon:

  • the Services used;
  • the subscription plan selected;
  • user interactions;
  • organizational requirements;
  • browser settings;
  • device configurations;
  • permissions granted;
  • communications with BoostGrant.

Information may be collected directly from Users, automatically through technology, from third-party sources, or generated through Platform operations.

3.2Information You Provide Directly

We may collect information that Users voluntarily provide to BoostGrant. Examples include:

  • account registration information;
  • onboarding information;
  • profile information;
  • organizational information;
  • subscription information;
  • grant application information;
  • business information;
  • uploaded documents;
  • communications;
  • support requests;
  • consultation information.

Users are responsible for ensuring that information they provide is accurate and current.

3.3Account Registration Information

When a User creates an Account, we may collect:

  • full name;
  • organization name;
  • email address;
  • phone number;
  • username;
  • password credentials;
  • account preferences;
  • account settings;
  • account verification information.

Additional information may be requested as necessary to provide Services.

3.4Organizational Information

For organizations using the Platform, we may collect:

  • organization name;
  • legal business name;
  • nonprofit status;
  • tax classification;
  • EIN or tax identifiers where voluntarily provided;
  • registration information;
  • mission statement;
  • organizational goals;
  • geographic location;
  • industry classification;
  • funding history;
  • organizational size;
  • organizational structure;
  • website information.

This information helps power grant matching and service delivery.

3.5Profile Information

Users may choose to provide profile-related information, including:

  • profile photos;
  • biographies;
  • job titles;
  • professional credentials;
  • areas of interest;
  • social media links;
  • contact preferences.

Profile information may be visible to authorized personnel where necessary to provide Services.

3.6Subscription and Billing Information

When purchasing subscriptions or paid services, we may collect:

  • subscription selections;
  • billing addresses;
  • payment status information;
  • transaction identifiers;
  • invoice records;
  • renewal information;
  • subscription history.

For security purposes, BoostGrant generally does not store complete payment card numbers. Payment information is typically processed through authorized third-party payment processors.

3.7Grant Application Information

Users may provide grant-related information including:

  • project descriptions;
  • funding objectives;
  • organizational narratives;
  • budgets;
  • grant proposals;
  • supporting documents;
  • financial information;
  • application materials;
  • submission records.

Such information may be processed for grant discovery, matching, writing, submission assistance, and related services.

3.8Business Planning Information

Users utilizing business planning services may provide:

  • business concepts;
  • market information;
  • financial assumptions;
  • operational plans;
  • growth projections;
  • strategic information;
  • business documentation.

This information may be used to generate business plans and related deliverables.

3.9Communications Information

We collect information contained in communications between Users and BoostGrant. This may include:

  • support requests;
  • chat messages;
  • emails;
  • consultation records;
  • feedback submissions;
  • survey responses;
  • customer service interactions;
  • uploaded attachments.

Communications may be retained for operational, security, legal, training, quality assurance, and service improvement purposes.

3.10User Content

Users may upload or submit:

  • documents;
  • proposals;
  • reports;
  • spreadsheets;
  • presentations;
  • PDFs;
  • images;
  • grant applications;
  • business plans;
  • contracts;
  • organizational materials.

Such content may be processed, stored, analyzed, indexed, and utilized to provide Services.

3.11Information Collected Automatically

When Users interact with the Platform, certain information may be collected automatically. Examples include:

  • device information;
  • browser information;
  • usage information;
  • session information;
  • performance information;
  • technical diagnostics;
  • security logs.

Automatic collection helps improve functionality, performance, and security.

3.12Device Information

We may collect information regarding devices used to access the Platform, including:

  • device type;
  • operating system;
  • browser type;
  • browser version;
  • language settings;
  • device identifiers;
  • screen resolution;
  • hardware configuration;
  • network information.

This information helps optimize Platform performance and compatibility.

3.13IP Address and Location Information

We may collect:

  • IP addresses;
  • approximate geographic location;
  • region;
  • state;
  • city;
  • country;
  • network provider information.

Location information may be used for:

  • security monitoring;
  • fraud prevention;
  • grant matching;
  • compliance requirements;
  • analytics.

BoostGrant does not guarantee precise geolocation accuracy.

3.14Usage Information

We may collect information regarding how Users interact with the Platform, including:

  • pages viewed;
  • dashboard activity;
  • searches performed;
  • grants viewed;
  • clicks;
  • interactions;
  • navigation behavior;
  • time spent on pages;
  • session duration;
  • feature usage.

Usage information helps us improve Platform performance and user experience.

3.15Log Data

Our systems may automatically generate logs containing:

  • login activity;
  • logout activity;
  • access timestamps;
  • API requests;
  • error logs;
  • authentication events;
  • security events;
  • system diagnostics.

Logs may be used for security, troubleshooting, auditing, compliance, and operational purposes.

3.16Cookies and Tracking Technologies

We may use:

  • cookies;
  • web beacons;
  • local storage;
  • session storage;
  • analytics technologies;
  • tracking technologies;
  • authentication technologies.

These technologies help us:

  • remember preferences;
  • maintain sessions;
  • improve functionality;
  • measure usage;
  • enhance security.

Additional details are provided in our Cookie Policy.

3.17Messaging Information

When Users utilize messaging features, we may collect:

  • message content;
  • sender information;
  • recipient information;
  • timestamps;
  • attachments;
  • delivery status;
  • read status;
  • communication metadata.

Messaging information may be retained for operational, legal, support, and security purposes.

3.18AI Service Inputs

Users may voluntarily submit information to AI Services, including:

  • prompts;
  • questions;
  • instructions;
  • uploaded documents;
  • grant information;
  • business information;
  • organizational data.

AI inputs may be processed to generate outputs and improve service functionality.

3.19AI Service Outputs

We may collect and store AI-generated outputs, including:

  • grant proposals;
  • recommendations;
  • business plans;
  • summaries;
  • generated content;
  • workflow outputs.

Such outputs may be retained for service delivery, quality assurance, troubleshooting, and account history purposes.

3.20Browser Extension Information

If Users install a BoostGrant browser extension, we may collect information necessary for extension functionality, including:

  • browser version;
  • extension activity;
  • permission settings;
  • form interactions;
  • automation requests;
  • authentication status.

The browser extension may process information necessary to perform user-authorized tasks.

3.21Customer Support Information

When Users contact support, we may collect:

  • support requests;
  • support tickets;
  • troubleshooting information;
  • screenshots;
  • attachments;
  • diagnostic information;
  • communications history.

Support interactions may be recorded, monitored, or retained for quality assurance and training purposes.

3.22Information from Third Parties

We may receive information from third-party sources, including:

  • payment processors;
  • analytics providers;
  • AI providers;
  • cloud providers;
  • authentication providers;
  • marketing partners;
  • grant databases;
  • publicly available sources.

Such information may be combined with information already held by BoostGrant.

3.23Authentication Information

Where authentication services are utilized, we may receive:

  • login confirmations;
  • identity verification information;
  • account identifiers;
  • profile details;
  • authentication tokens.

Authentication information helps secure Platform access.

3.24Payment Processor Information

Third-party payment processors may provide information such as:

  • payment confirmations;
  • subscription status;
  • transaction identifiers;
  • billing outcomes;
  • fraud indicators.

BoostGrant generally receives limited payment information rather than complete payment card details.

3.25Analytics Information

We may receive analytics information concerning:

  • Platform usage;
  • visitor activity;
  • engagement patterns;
  • performance metrics;
  • user behavior trends.

Analytics help improve service quality and functionality.

3.26Security and Fraud Prevention Information

To protect Users and the Platform, we may collect information relating to:

  • suspicious activity;
  • login anomalies;
  • device changes;
  • fraud indicators;
  • abuse reports;
  • security investigations.

Such information may be used to prevent fraud, unauthorized access, and misuse of Services.

3.27Information Generated by the Platform

The Platform may generate additional information through operation of its systems, including:

  • grant matching scores;
  • recommendation rankings;
  • usage profiles;
  • engagement metrics;
  • service histories;
  • activity records;
  • account status information.

Such information may be considered Platform-generated information.

3.28Information Required by Law

In certain circumstances, we may collect information necessary to:

  • comply with legal obligations;
  • respond to lawful requests;
  • satisfy regulatory requirements;
  • investigate fraud;
  • enforce agreements;
  • protect rights and interests.

Such collection may occur even if not specifically listed elsewhere in this Privacy Policy.

3.29Combined Information

We may combine information collected from multiple sources, including:

  • user-provided information;
  • automated information;
  • third-party information;
  • Platform-generated information.

Combined information may be used for the purposes described throughout this Privacy Policy.

3.30No Obligation to Provide Information

Users may choose not to provide certain information. However, failure to provide requested information may limit the ability to:

  • create accounts;
  • access services;
  • receive grant matches;
  • utilize AI services;
  • obtain support;
  • purchase subscriptions;
  • use certain Platform features.

3.31Future Categories of Information

As the Platform evolves, BoostGrant may collect additional categories of information reasonably necessary to:

  • develop new features;
  • improve services;
  • maintain security;
  • comply with legal requirements;
  • support operational needs.

Any material changes to collection practices will be addressed in accordance with this Privacy Policy.

4. How We Use Information

4.1Overview

BoostGrant collects and processes information for legitimate business, operational, contractual, security, compliance, and service-delivery purposes. The information we collect allows us to:

  • provide Services;
  • operate the Platform;
  • improve user experiences;
  • maintain security;
  • deliver grant-related services;
  • support AI-powered functionality;
  • process subscriptions;
  • communicate with users;
  • comply with legal obligations.

We use information only for purposes that are reasonably necessary, lawful, and consistent with this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

4.2Providing Platform Services

We use information to provide, operate, maintain, and deliver the Services offered through the Platform. This may include:

  • account creation;
  • account management;
  • user authentication;
  • subscription management;
  • grant discovery services;
  • grant matching services;
  • grant writing services;
  • business planning services;
  • messaging functionality;
  • support services;
  • browser extension functionality;
  • AI-powered services.

Without processing information, many Platform features would not function properly.

4.3Account Administration

Information may be used to:

  • create Accounts;
  • authenticate Users;
  • verify identities;
  • manage permissions;
  • manage user roles;
  • administer subscriptions;
  • maintain account settings;
  • update profile information.

This helps ensure secure and reliable account access.

4.4Grant Discovery Services

Information may be used to identify, organize, categorize, analyze, rank, and display funding opportunities that may be relevant to Users. For example, organizational information may be used to:

  • identify potential funding opportunities;
  • improve grant recommendations;
  • filter opportunities;
  • prioritize opportunities;
  • deliver personalized grant alerts.

Grant discovery services rely upon information supplied by Users and information obtained from third-party sources.

4.5Grant Matching Services

We use information to generate grant matches and funding recommendations. This may involve analyzing:

  • organization type;
  • mission statements;
  • geographic location;
  • industry classification;
  • organizational size;
  • funding goals;
  • eligibility criteria;
  • prior interactions.

Grant matching may be performed using automated systems, artificial intelligence, proprietary algorithms, human review, or combinations thereof.

4.6AI Services

Information may be used to operate and improve AI-powered functionality. This may include:

  • processing prompts;
  • generating responses;
  • creating proposals;
  • generating business plans;
  • drafting content;
  • analyzing documents;
  • producing recommendations;
  • providing assistance through Sophia.

AI Services may process information submitted directly by Users in order to generate requested outputs.

4.7Business Plan Generation

Information may be used to generate:

  • business plans;
  • executive summaries;
  • financial projections;
  • operational plans;
  • strategic analyses;
  • market assessments.

The quality and accuracy of generated content may depend upon information provided by Users.

4.8Grant Writing Services

Information may be used to:

  • prepare grant proposals;
  • review grant applications;
  • edit documents;
  • provide grant consultation;
  • assist with submissions;
  • generate supporting materials.

Grant writers, consultants, and authorized personnel may access information necessary to perform these services.

4.9Submission Assistance Services

Where submission assistance is requested, information may be used to:

  • organize documents;
  • review submissions;
  • prepare materials;
  • assist with application processes;
  • facilitate workflow coordination.

Users remain responsible for reviewing final submissions.

4.10Messaging and Communications

We use information to facilitate communications between:

  • Users;
  • support personnel;
  • grant writers;
  • consultants;
  • administrators;
  • authorized representatives.

This may include:

  • sending messages;
  • delivering notifications;
  • tracking communication status;
  • maintaining communication histories.

Communication records may be retained for operational and legal purposes.

4.11Customer Support

Information may be used to:

  • respond to inquiries;
  • investigate issues;
  • troubleshoot technical problems;
  • resolve disputes;
  • improve support quality;
  • provide onboarding assistance.

Support personnel may review relevant account and service information when necessary to provide assistance.

4.12Subscription Management

Information may be used to:

  • activate subscriptions;
  • manage billing;
  • process renewals;
  • administer upgrades;
  • administer downgrades;
  • manage entitlements;
  • verify subscription status.

Subscription-related processing is necessary to deliver paid Services.

4.13Payment Processing

Information may be used to:

  • process payments;
  • verify transactions;
  • prevent fraud;
  • issue receipts;
  • manage subscriptions;
  • process refunds;
  • resolve billing disputes.

Payment processing may involve authorized third-party payment providers.

4.14Authentication and Security

Information may be used to:

  • verify identities;
  • authenticate Users;
  • secure accounts;
  • prevent unauthorized access;
  • detect suspicious activity;
  • enforce security controls.

Security-related processing helps protect Users and Platform resources.

4.15Fraud Prevention

We may use information to identify, investigate, prevent, and respond to:

  • fraudulent activity;
  • account misuse;
  • unauthorized access;
  • chargeback abuse;
  • identity theft;
  • suspicious transactions;
  • platform abuse.

Security monitoring may be conducted automatically or manually.

4.16Platform Improvement

Information may be used to:

  • improve functionality;
  • enhance usability;
  • optimize performance;
  • develop new features;
  • improve user experiences;
  • evaluate system effectiveness.

Improvement efforts may involve aggregated, anonymized, or statistical information where appropriate.

4.17Analytics and Reporting

We may use information to:

  • analyze Platform usage;
  • evaluate engagement;
  • measure feature adoption;
  • generate reports;
  • identify trends;
  • assess operational performance.

Analytics help us improve products, services, and customer experiences.

4.18Personalization

Information may be used to personalize user experiences. Examples include:

  • grant recommendations;
  • dashboard content;
  • notifications;
  • service suggestions;
  • educational materials;
  • workflow recommendations.

Personalization may be based upon account information, preferences, subscription status, and usage history.

4.19Browser Extension Functionality

Where a BoostGrant browser extension is used, information may be processed to:

  • provide automation features;
  • populate forms;
  • support authorized workflows;
  • facilitate user-requested actions;
  • authenticate extension activity.

Information is processed only as necessary to perform requested functionality.

4.20Email Communications

We may use information to send:

  • account notifications;
  • verification emails;
  • security alerts;
  • billing notices;
  • subscription updates;
  • support communications;
  • service announcements;
  • grant-related notifications.

Users may have the ability to manage certain communication preferences.

4.21Marketing and Promotional Communications

Where permitted by law, information may be used to provide:

  • newsletters;
  • product announcements;
  • educational content;
  • promotional offers;
  • event invitations;
  • marketing communications.

Users may opt out of certain promotional communications. Operational and security communications may still be sent where necessary.

4.22Compliance with Legal Obligations

Information may be used to:

  • comply with laws;
  • respond to lawful requests;
  • satisfy regulatory obligations;
  • respond to subpoenas;
  • comply with court orders;
  • cooperate with governmental authorities.

BoostGrant may process information where legally required or permitted.

4.23Enforcement of Rights

Information may be used to:

  • enforce agreements;
  • investigate violations;
  • resolve disputes;
  • protect legal rights;
  • defend legal claims;
  • pursue legal remedies.

This processing helps protect the interests of BoostGrant, Users, and other stakeholders.

4.24Monitoring and Quality Assurance

Information may be used to:

  • review service quality;
  • evaluate support performance;
  • assess operational effectiveness;
  • improve internal processes;
  • identify training opportunities.

Monitoring activities may include review of support interactions and service-related communications.

4.25Research and Development

We may use information to:

  • test new features;
  • improve algorithms;
  • enhance grant matching;
  • improve AI functionality;
  • develop future products;
  • evaluate service performance.

Where appropriate, research activities may utilize aggregated or de-identified information.

4.26Data Backup and Business Continuity

Information may be used to:

  • create backups;
  • maintain redundancy;
  • support disaster recovery;
  • ensure business continuity;
  • restore services after interruptions.

Backup processing helps ensure reliability and operational resilience.

4.27Business Operations

Information may be used to support ordinary business functions, including:

  • accounting;
  • auditing;
  • reporting;
  • compliance;
  • vendor management;
  • operational planning;
  • corporate administration.

Such processing is necessary for the operation of BoostGrant as a business.

4.28Mergers, Acquisitions, and Corporate Transactions

Information may be used in connection with:

  • mergers;
  • acquisitions;
  • reorganizations;
  • financings;
  • investments;
  • asset transfers;
  • corporate restructuring.

Such use may be subject to confidentiality and legal requirements.

4.29Aggregated and De-Identified Information

We may aggregate, anonymize, de-identify, or otherwise transform information so that it can no longer reasonably identify an individual. Such information may be used for:

  • analytics;
  • reporting;
  • benchmarking;
  • research;
  • service improvement;
  • operational planning.

De-identified information may be retained and used without limitation where permitted by law.

4.30Future Service Development

As BoostGrant expands its Services, information may be used to support:

  • new products;
  • new features;
  • enhanced AI systems;
  • automation tools;
  • integrations;
  • browser extension enhancements;
  • future service offerings.

Any material changes in information use practices will be addressed in accordance with this Privacy Policy.

4.31Legitimate Business Purposes

In addition to the specific uses described above, BoostGrant may use information for any legitimate business purpose that is:

  • reasonably related to the Services;
  • consistent with user expectations;
  • compliant with applicable law;
  • necessary for security, operations, or compliance.

4.32User Consent

Where required by applicable law, BoostGrant may rely upon User consent for specific processing activities. Users may withdraw consent where legally permitted, although withdrawal may affect the availability of certain Services.

5. Artificial Intelligence Services, Automated Processing, Profiling, and Machine-Learning Technologies

5.1Overview

BoostGrant utilizes artificial intelligence, machine learning, automation technologies, algorithmic systems, predictive models, recommendation engines, workflow automation tools, natural language processing technologies, and related computational systems (collectively, "AI Services") to enhance the functionality, efficiency, scalability, and effectiveness of the Platform. These technologies help deliver:

  • grant discovery services;
  • grant matching services;
  • funding recommendations;
  • business plan generation;
  • proposal generation;
  • workflow automation;
  • document analysis;
  • content creation;
  • customer support assistance;
  • intelligent recommendations;
  • automated communications;
  • platform optimization.

By using the Platform, Users acknowledge and understand that certain Services may involve automated processing and AI-assisted decision-support functionality.

5.2Nature of AI Services

BoostGrant's AI Services are designed to assist Users by analyzing information and generating outputs based on patterns, data, algorithms, statistical methods, machine- learning models, and other computational techniques. AI Services may:

  • generate text;
  • summarize documents;
  • identify grant opportunities;
  • suggest funding matches;
  • create proposals;
  • generate business plans;
  • automate workflows;
  • assist customer support;
  • organize information;
  • provide recommendations.

AI Services are intended to assist Users and do not replace human judgment, legal review, professional advice, financial analysis, or independent decision-making.

5.3Information Processed by AI Systems

AI Services may process information submitted by Users, including:

  • organizational information;
  • grant application information;
  • uploaded documents;
  • prompts;
  • questions;
  • instructions;
  • messages;
  • budgets;
  • business plans;
  • project descriptions;
  • funding objectives;
  • user preferences.

The information processed depends upon the specific AI functionality being utilized.

5.4Sophia AI Assistant

BoostGrant may provide access to an AI-powered assistant known as "Sophia." Sophia may assist Users with:

  • grant guidance;
  • platform navigation;
  • educational information;
  • workflow assistance;
  • document generation;
  • subscription assistance;
  • general support.

Sophia is an automated technology system and not a human representative unless expressly indicated otherwise. Users should independently verify information generated by Sophia before relying upon it.

5.5Grant Matching Algorithms

BoostGrant may use AI-powered algorithms and automated systems to analyze organizational profiles and funding opportunities. These systems may evaluate factors including:

  • organization type;
  • geographic location;
  • mission alignment;
  • funding objectives;
  • eligibility indicators;
  • organizational characteristics;
  • historical information.

The resulting recommendations are intended as informational assistance and not guarantees of eligibility or funding.

5.6Automated Recommendations

The Platform may automatically generate:

  • grant recommendations;
  • funding opportunity suggestions;
  • workflow suggestions;
  • content recommendations;
  • educational recommendations;
  • platform recommendations.

These recommendations may be based upon:

  • user behavior;
  • organizational information;
  • profile information;
  • system-generated insights;
  • historical interactions.

Recommendations are generated through automated processes and may not always be accurate or complete.

5.7Automated Content Generation

AI Services may generate content on behalf of Users. Examples include:

  • grant proposals;
  • business plans;
  • executive summaries;
  • application narratives;
  • letters;
  • reports;
  • supporting documentation;
  • communications.

Generated content may require review, editing, correction, verification, or modification before use. Users remain solely responsible for all final content submitted to third parties.

5.8Document Analysis

AI systems may analyze documents uploaded by Users. Such analysis may include:

  • summarization;
  • categorization;
  • extraction of information;
  • identification of opportunities;
  • generation of recommendations;
  • workflow enhancement.

Document analysis is performed to support requested Services and improve Platform functionality.

5.9Automated Workflow Processing

BoostGrant may utilize automation systems to:

  • route requests;
  • assign work;
  • categorize opportunities;
  • organize documents;
  • generate notifications;
  • update records;
  • trigger workflows.

These automated processes help improve operational efficiency and service delivery.

5.10Profiling Activities

Certain Platform features may involve profiling activities. Profiling may include the automated evaluation of information relating to:

  • organizational characteristics;
  • funding interests;
  • grant eligibility indicators;
  • user preferences;
  • subscription status;
  • platform engagement.

Profiling is used primarily to enhance user experiences and improve service relevance.

5.11Automated Prioritization

BoostGrant may utilize automated systems to prioritize:

  • grant opportunities;
  • support requests;
  • notifications;
  • recommendations;
  • workflow actions.

Such prioritization may be based upon algorithms, organizational information, system- generated scores, or operational criteria.

5.12AI Model Training and Improvement

To improve Platform functionality, BoostGrant may use information to:

  • evaluate AI performance;
  • improve system accuracy;
  • optimize workflows;
  • enhance recommendations;
  • develop future AI capabilities.

Where appropriate, information used for improvement purposes may be aggregated, anonymized, de-identified, or otherwise processed to reduce privacy risks.

5.13Third-Party AI Providers

BoostGrant may utilize third-party AI providers, language models, machine-learning services, and cloud-based AI infrastructure. Examples may include providers of:

  • natural language processing;
  • machine learning;
  • document analysis;
  • content generation;
  • recommendation systems.

Information submitted to AI Services may be processed by such providers solely as necessary to provide requested functionality and subject to applicable contractual protections.

5.14Human Review of AI Outputs

In some circumstances, AI-generated outputs may be reviewed by authorized personnel for purposes including:

  • quality assurance;
  • troubleshooting;
  • support;
  • service delivery;
  • grant writing assistance;
  • business planning assistance.

Human review may occur only where reasonably necessary to provide Services or maintain Platform operations.

5.15No Fully Automated Legal Decisions

BoostGrant does not use AI Services to make legally binding decisions concerning:

  • employment eligibility;
  • credit eligibility;
  • insurance eligibility;
  • immigration status;
  • criminal determinations;
  • judicial outcomes.

AI Services are used primarily for informational, educational, operational, and service- delivery purposes.

5.16Accuracy Limitations

Users acknowledge that AI systems may:

  • generate inaccurate information;
  • produce incomplete information;
  • contain errors;
  • provide outdated information;
  • generate inconsistent outputs;
  • misunderstand instructions.

AI outputs should always be independently reviewed before use. BoostGrant does not guarantee the accuracy of AI-generated content.

5.17AI Hallucinations

Artificial intelligence systems may occasionally generate content that appears plausible but is inaccurate, fabricated, misleading, or unsupported by reliable sources. Users acknowledge this inherent limitation of AI technologies. BoostGrant encourages Users to independently verify all important information generated through AI Services.

5.18User Control

Users generally maintain control over whether to:

  • utilize AI Services;
  • submit prompts;
  • upload documents;
  • request generated content;
  • use generated outputs.

Users are responsible for evaluating whether AI-generated content is suitable for their intended purposes.

5.19Security of AI Processing

BoostGrant implements commercially reasonable safeguards designed to protect information processed through AI Services. Such safeguards may include:

  • access controls;
  • authentication mechanisms;
  • encryption technologies;
  • monitoring systems;
  • contractual protections with service providers.

However, no system can guarantee absolute security.

5.20Automated Communications

AI and automation technologies may be used to generate or deliver:

  • notifications;
  • alerts;
  • reminders;
  • support messages;
  • subscription communications;
  • workflow updates.

Automated communications help improve efficiency and user experience.

5.21Research and Development

Information processed through AI Services may be used to:

  • improve AI models;
  • enhance matching systems;
  • optimize recommendations;
  • improve user experiences;
  • develop new functionality.

Where feasible and appropriate, research activities may rely upon aggregated, anonymized, or de-identified information.

5.22Data Retention Related to AI Services

Information submitted to AI Services may be retained for:

  • account history;
  • service delivery;
  • troubleshooting;
  • auditing;
  • compliance;
  • quality assurance;
  • security purposes.

Retention periods are governed by this Privacy Policy and applicable legal requirements.

5.23Cross-Border Processing

AI systems and supporting infrastructure may process information in multiple jurisdictions depending upon:

  • service providers;
  • hosting locations;
  • infrastructure requirements;
  • operational needs.

Users acknowledge that information may be transferred internationally in connection with AI processing activities.

5.24Compliance with Applicable Laws

BoostGrant seeks to operate AI Services in accordance with applicable:

  • privacy laws;
  • consumer protection laws;
  • data protection laws;
  • technology regulations;
  • industry standards.

AI technologies and legal requirements continue to evolve, and BoostGrant may modify AI practices as necessary to comply with changing legal obligations.

5.25Future AI Capabilities

As technology evolves, BoostGrant may introduce:

  • enhanced AI systems;
  • new automation tools;
  • advanced recommendation engines;
  • intelligent workflow systems;
  • additional machine-learning capabilities.

Any material changes affecting privacy practices will be addressed through updates to this Privacy Policy.

5.26User Acknowledgment

By using AI-powered features, Users acknowledge that:

  • (a) AI Services involve automated processing;
  • (b) AI outputs may contain errors;
  • (c) recommendations are informational only;
  • (d) human review may be necessary;
  • (e) AI-generated content should be independently verified;
  • (f) automated systems are used to enhance service delivery and user experiences.

6. Sharing and Disclosure of Information

6.1Overview

BoostGrant respects the privacy of its Users and does not sell Personal Information in the ordinary course of business. However, in order to operate the Platform, provide Services, comply with legal obligations, maintain security, facilitate transactions, support users, and conduct legitimate business operations, BoostGrant may share, disclose, transfer, provide access to, or otherwise make information available under the circumstances described in this Privacy Policy. All sharing and disclosure activities are conducted only where reasonably necessary, contractually authorized, legally required, operationally appropriate, or otherwise permitted by applicable law.

6.2Service Delivery Purposes

We may share information when necessary to provide requested Services. Examples include:

  • grant discovery services;
  • grant matching services;
  • AI-powered services;
  • business plan generation;
  • grant writing services;
  • consultation services;
  • submission assistance services;
  • support services;
  • subscription management.

Information shared for service delivery is generally limited to what is reasonably necessary for the requested functionality.

6.3Sharing with Authorized Personnel

Information may be shared with authorized BoostGrant personnel who require access to perform their duties. Examples may include:

  • support personnel;
  • grant writers;
  • consultants;
  • administrators;
  • platform managers;
  • compliance personnel;
  • technical staff;
  • customer success personnel.

Access is generally granted based upon operational necessity and role-based permissions.

6.4Sharing Within User Organizations

Where an Account belongs to an organization, information may be visible to authorized representatives of that organization. Examples include:

  • organization administrators;
  • account owners;
  • managers;
  • authorized staff;
  • designated representatives.

BoostGrant is not responsible for how organizations manage information access within their own teams.

6.5Sharing Through Messaging Systems

Information shared through Platform messaging features may be disclosed to intended recipients. Examples include:

  • support conversations;
  • grant writer communications;
  • consultation discussions;
  • internal organizational communications;
  • administrative communications.

Users remain responsible for information voluntarily shared through messaging systems.

6.6Third-Party Service Providers

BoostGrant may share information with trusted third-party service providers that assist in operating the Platform. Examples may include providers of:

  • cloud hosting;
  • data storage;
  • email delivery;
  • customer support infrastructure;
  • analytics;
  • monitoring;
  • cybersecurity;
  • payment processing;
  • artificial intelligence services.

Such providers may process information solely as necessary to perform services on behalf of BoostGrant.

6.7Cloud Infrastructure Providers

Information may be stored, processed, transmitted, or backed up using third-party cloud infrastructure providers. Such providers may assist with:

  • hosting;
  • storage;
  • backups;
  • redundancy;
  • disaster recovery;
  • content delivery.

Information shared with infrastructure providers is generally limited to what is necessary to operate the Platform.

6.8Artificial Intelligence Providers

To deliver AI-powered functionality, information submitted to AI Services may be shared with third-party AI providers. Such sharing may occur when Users:

  • interact with Sophia;
  • generate proposals;
  • generate business plans;
  • request recommendations;
  • utilize AI-powered tools.

AI providers process information solely for purposes related to delivering requested functionality and subject to applicable contractual protections.

6.9Payment Processors

Payment-related information may be shared with payment processors, financial institutions, and billing providers. Examples include:

  • payment verification;
  • subscription activation;
  • recurring billing;
  • fraud prevention;
  • refund processing;
  • transaction management.

BoostGrant generally does not receive or store complete payment card information processed by authorized payment providers.

6.10Email and Communication Providers

Information may be shared with communication providers to facilitate:

  • account notifications;
  • verification emails;
  • security alerts;
  • support communications;
  • billing notices;
  • subscription updates;
  • marketing communications.

These providers may process information necessary to deliver communications on behalf of BoostGrant.

6.11Analytics Providers

Information may be shared with analytics providers to help us:

  • understand usage patterns;
  • improve functionality;
  • evaluate engagement;
  • identify technical issues;
  • optimize performance.

Analytics providers may receive information such as:

  • usage information;
  • device information;
  • technical information;
  • interaction data.

6.12Security and Fraud Prevention Providers

Information may be shared with vendors assisting with:

  • fraud detection;
  • cybersecurity;
  • threat monitoring;
  • account protection;
  • identity verification;
  • abuse prevention.

Such sharing helps protect Users and Platform operations.

6.13Browser Extension Operations

Where browser extension functionality is utilized, information may be shared with systems necessary to:

  • authenticate users;
  • synchronize activity;
  • execute authorized automation;
  • support extension functionality.

Sharing is limited to what is necessary for requested operations.

6.14Professional Service Providers

BoostGrant may share information with:

  • attorneys;
  • accountants;
  • auditors;
  • consultants;
  • advisors;
  • compliance professionals.

Such disclosures may occur where reasonably necessary for legal, regulatory, financial, operational, or compliance purposes.

6.15Business Transfers

Information may be disclosed, transferred, assigned, sold, or otherwise made available in connection with:

  • mergers;
  • acquisitions;
  • investments;
  • financings;
  • reorganizations;
  • asset sales;
  • corporate restructuring;
  • bankruptcy proceedings.

Any successor entity may continue to use information consistent with this Privacy Policy unless otherwise required by law.

6.16Compliance with Legal Obligations

BoostGrant may disclose information where necessary to:

  • comply with laws;
  • comply with regulations;
  • respond to court orders;
  • respond to subpoenas;
  • respond to legal process;
  • satisfy governmental requests;
  • satisfy regulatory requirements.

We may disclose information where we reasonably believe such disclosure is required or permitted by applicable law.

6.17Protection of Rights and Interests

Information may be disclosed where necessary to:

  • enforce agreements;
  • protect legal rights;
  • protect users;
  • protect employees;
  • protect contractors;
  • prevent fraud;
  • prevent abuse;
  • investigate misconduct.

Such disclosures may occur without notice where legally permitted.

6.18Investigation of Violations

BoostGrant may disclose information in connection with investigations involving:

  • fraud;
  • security incidents;
  • policy violations;
  • intellectual property claims;
  • unlawful activity;
  • abuse of Services.

Information may be shared with legal counsel, investigators, regulators, or law enforcement where appropriate.

6.19Law Enforcement Requests

Where legally required or permitted, BoostGrant may disclose information to:

  • law enforcement agencies;
  • governmental authorities;
  • regulatory bodies;
  • courts;
  • tribunals.

We may review requests for validity before responding where permitted by law.

6.20Emergency Circumstances

Information may be disclosed where BoostGrant reasonably believes disclosure is necessary to:

  • prevent serious harm;
  • address emergencies;
  • protect life;
  • protect safety;
  • respond to urgent threats.

Emergency disclosures may occur without prior notice.

6.21Aggregated and De-Identified Information

BoostGrant may share information that has been:

  • aggregated;
  • anonymized;
  • de-identified;
  • statistically transformed.

Such information may be used for:

  • analytics;
  • benchmarking;
  • research;
  • reporting;
  • service improvement;
  • business planning.

Where information no longer reasonably identifies an individual, it may not be considered Personal Information under applicable law.

6.22Publicly Available Information

Information obtained from publicly available sources may be used, processed, analyzed, combined, or disclosed consistent with applicable law. Publicly available information may include:

  • publicly accessible organizational information;
  • public grant announcements;
  • public funding databases;
  • publicly available business information.

6.23User-Directed Sharing

Users may choose to share information with third parties through Platform functionality. Examples include:

  • downloading documents;
  • exporting information;
  • sharing reports;
  • transmitting applications;
  • communicating with third parties.

BoostGrant is not responsible for the privacy practices of recipients chosen by Users.

6.24Consent-Based Sharing

In certain circumstances, information may be shared with third parties based upon User consent. Users may revoke consent where legally permitted, although revocation may impact the availability of certain Services.

6.25International Transfers

Information may be transferred across international borders in connection with:

  • cloud hosting;
  • AI processing;
  • service delivery;
  • support operations;
  • business operations.

Such transfers may involve jurisdictions with different privacy laws than those applicable in the User's location. BoostGrant seeks to implement reasonable safeguards for international transfers where appropriate.

6.26No Sale of Personal Information

Except as otherwise described in this Privacy Policy or permitted by applicable law, BoostGrant does not sell Personal Information in exchange for monetary compensation in the ordinary course of business. If legal requirements change or business practices evolve, BoostGrant will update this Privacy Policy as required.

6.27Future Service Providers

As BoostGrant grows, we may engage additional service providers, vendors, contractors, partners, and infrastructure providers. Information may be shared with such parties where reasonably necessary to support:

  • Platform operations;
  • new products;
  • security;
  • compliance;
  • business continuity;
  • service delivery.

6.28Data Minimization Principles

Where practical, BoostGrant seeks to share only the information reasonably necessary for the intended purpose. The amount of information disclosed may vary depending upon:

  • operational requirements;
  • legal obligations;
  • service functionality;
  • security considerations.

6.29No Responsibility for Third-Party Practices

Once information is lawfully shared with a third party, that third party's handling of information may be governed by its own privacy policies, contractual obligations, and legal requirements. BoostGrant is not responsible for privacy practices outside its reasonable control.

6.30Changes to Disclosure Practices

BoostGrant reserves the right to modify information-sharing practices as necessary to:

  • improve services;
  • support new functionality;
  • comply with legal obligations;
  • address operational needs;
  • support business growth.

Material changes will be addressed through updates to this Privacy Policy.

7. Data Retention, Information Security, Cybersecurity Safeguards, and Business Continuity

7.1Overview

BoostGrant is committed to maintaining reasonable administrative, technical, organizational, and physical safeguards designed to protect information from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, misuse, destruction, loss, theft, corruption, and other security threats. This Section explains:

  • how information is retained;
  • how information is protected;
  • how security controls are implemented;
  • how backups are maintained;
  • how incidents may be addressed;
  • how business continuity is supported.

While BoostGrant employs commercially reasonable safeguards, no system can guarantee absolute security.

7.2Information Retention Principles

BoostGrant retains information for legitimate business, legal, operational, contractual, security, compliance, and service-delivery purposes. Information may be retained:

  • while an Account remains active;
  • while Services are being provided;
  • to satisfy legal obligations;
  • to resolve disputes;
  • to enforce agreements;
  • to maintain security records;
  • to preserve audit trails;
  • to support business continuity.

Retention periods may vary depending upon the type of information involved.

7.3Account Information Retention

Account-related information may be retained for as long as necessary to:

  • maintain Accounts;
  • authenticate Users;
  • provide Services;
  • support subscriptions;
  • comply with legal obligations;
  • resolve disputes.

Even after Account closure, certain information may remain in archives, backups, logs, and compliance records.

7.4Subscription and Billing Records

Subscription, payment, billing, invoicing, and transaction records may be retained for periods reasonably necessary to:

  • satisfy accounting requirements;
  • comply with tax obligations;
  • resolve payment disputes;
  • investigate fraud;
  • enforce agreements.

Such records may remain available even after subscriptions expire.

7.5Grant-Related Information

Information relating to:

  • grant applications;
  • funding opportunities;
  • proposal drafts;
  • grant submissions;
  • grant writing projects;
  • supporting documentation;

may be retained to:

  • maintain project history;
  • support future services;
  • provide customer support;
  • satisfy legal obligations;
  • maintain audit records.

7.6Business Plan Information

Business plans, drafts, projections, and related documents may be retained to:

  • maintain service history;
  • provide support;
  • facilitate updates;
  • preserve records;
  • comply with legal requirements.

Users are encouraged to maintain their own copies of important business documents.

7.7Communications Retention

BoostGrant may retain communications including:

  • messages;
  • support tickets;
  • emails;
  • consultations;
  • notifications;
  • attachments.

Communications may be retained for:

  • quality assurance;
  • dispute resolution;
  • compliance;
  • security investigations;
  • customer support;
  • training purposes.

7.8AI Service Retention

Information submitted to AI Services may be retained to:

  • generate requested outputs;
  • improve service functionality;
  • support troubleshooting;
  • maintain account history;
  • comply with legal obligations.

Retention practices may vary depending on the specific AI functionality being utilized.

7.9Security Logs and Audit Records

Security-related information may be retained for longer periods where necessary to:

  • investigate incidents;
  • monitor threats;
  • prevent fraud;
  • enforce policies;
  • comply with legal requirements;
  • preserve evidence.

Examples include:

  • login histories;
  • access records;
  • authentication logs;
  • device records;
  • security alerts.

7.10Legal Retention Requirements

Certain information may be retained where necessary to:

  • comply with laws;
  • satisfy regulatory obligations;
  • respond to legal requests;
  • support litigation;
  • comply with court orders;
  • preserve evidence.

Retention periods may be extended where legally required.

7.11Data Deletion Requests

Where permitted by applicable law, Users may request deletion of certain information. However, BoostGrant may retain information where necessary to:

  • comply with legal obligations;
  • enforce agreements;
  • prevent fraud;
  • maintain security;
  • complete transactions;
  • resolve disputes;
  • preserve legitimate business records.

Deletion requests may therefore be subject to exceptions permitted by law.

7.12Backup Systems

BoostGrant may maintain backup systems designed to support:

  • disaster recovery;
  • business continuity;
  • operational resilience;
  • system restoration.

Information deleted from active systems may continue to exist temporarily within backup systems until backup cycles expire or backups are replaced.

7.13Security Program

BoostGrant maintains a security program designed to protect information through reasonable safeguards appropriate to the nature of the Platform and Services. Security measures may include:

  • access controls;
  • encryption technologies;
  • authentication systems;
  • monitoring systems;
  • audit logging;
  • network protections;
  • vulnerability management.

Security practices may evolve over time.

7.14Access Controls

Access to information is generally restricted to authorized personnel with a legitimate business need. BoostGrant may utilize:

  • role-based access controls;
  • permission systems;
  • authentication requirements;
  • account restrictions;
  • administrative safeguards.

Access privileges may be reviewed and modified as necessary.

7.15Authentication Security

BoostGrant may implement authentication measures including:

  • password requirements;
  • account verification;
  • email verification;
  • multi-factor authentication;
  • login monitoring;
  • session management.

Users are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their credentials.

7.16Encryption

BoostGrant may utilize encryption technologies to protect information during:

  • transmission;
  • storage;
  • backup operations;
  • communication processes.

Encryption methods may vary depending upon the nature of the information and the systems involved.

7.17Infrastructure Security

BoostGrant may implement safeguards designed to protect infrastructure and systems, including:

  • firewalls;
  • network segmentation;
  • intrusion detection;
  • threat monitoring;
  • vulnerability scanning;
  • access restrictions.

Infrastructure security practices may be updated as threats evolve.

7.18Cloud Security

Information stored through cloud-based providers may be protected through security controls implemented by both BoostGrant and applicable service providers. Cloud providers may implement:

  • physical security;
  • network security;
  • environmental protections;
  • redundancy systems;
  • disaster recovery measures.

BoostGrant selects providers it reasonably believes are capable of supporting secure operations.

7.19Storage Security

Information stored within databases, file systems, object storage systems, backups, and repositories may be protected through:

  • authentication controls;
  • encryption;
  • access restrictions;
  • monitoring systems;
  • audit logging.

Storage environments may include third-party infrastructure providers.

7.20Vendor Security Management

BoostGrant may evaluate vendors and service providers based on factors including:

  • security capabilities;
  • reliability;
  • operational requirements;
  • compliance considerations.

Vendor relationships may include contractual protections designed to safeguard information.

7.21Security Monitoring

BoostGrant may monitor systems to:

  • identify threats;
  • detect unauthorized access;
  • investigate suspicious activity;
  • prevent abuse;
  • maintain system integrity.

Monitoring activities may be automated or manually reviewed.

7.22Incident Response

BoostGrant maintains procedures designed to respond to security incidents. Response activities may include:

  • investigation;
  • containment;
  • remediation;
  • recovery;
  • communication;
  • documentation.

Response measures may vary depending upon the nature and severity of an incident.

7.23Data Breach Management

If BoostGrant becomes aware of a security incident affecting information, BoostGrant may:

  • investigate the incident;
  • assess risks;
  • implement corrective actions;
  • notify affected parties where required by law;
  • cooperate with authorities where appropriate.

Notification timing and content may depend upon applicable legal requirements and operational considerations.

7.24Business Continuity Planning

BoostGrant may implement business continuity measures designed to:

  • maintain critical operations;
  • recover from disruptions;
  • restore systems;
  • preserve essential information;
  • minimize downtime.

Business continuity planning helps support long-term operational resilience.

7.25Disaster Recovery

Disaster recovery procedures may include:

  • backups;
  • redundancy systems;
  • failover capabilities;
  • restoration procedures;
  • recovery testing.

Recovery objectives may vary depending upon system requirements and operational priorities.

7.26User Responsibilities

Users play an important role in protecting information. Users are responsible for:

  • safeguarding passwords;
  • protecting devices;
  • maintaining secure networks;
  • monitoring account activity;
  • reporting suspicious behavior;
  • securing downloaded information.

Failure to follow security best practices may increase risks beyond BoostGrant's control.

7.27No Absolute Security Guarantee

Despite reasonable safeguards, no security system can guarantee complete protection against all risks. Potential risks include:

  • cyberattacks;
  • phishing attacks;
  • malware;
  • ransomware;
  • insider threats;
  • human error;
  • infrastructure failures;
  • third-party compromises.

Users acknowledge and accept these inherent risks associated with digital services.

7.28International Storage and Processing

Information may be stored, processed, transmitted, or backed up in multiple jurisdictions depending upon:

  • hosting providers;
  • cloud infrastructure;
  • service providers;
  • operational requirements.

Cross-border processing may occur subject to applicable safeguards and legal requirements.

7.29Security Improvements

BoostGrant reserves the right to modify, enhance, replace, or update security practices as necessary to:

  • address emerging threats;
  • improve protection;
  • comply with legal requirements;
  • support new technologies;
  • improve operational resilience.

Security measures are continuously evaluated and may evolve over time.

7.30Retention of Aggregated and De-Identified Information

Aggregated, anonymized, statistical, or de-identified information may be retained indefinitely where permitted by applicable law. Such information may be used for:

  • analytics;
  • research;
  • reporting;
  • benchmarking;
  • service improvement;
  • business planning.

Where information can no longer reasonably identify an individual, it may not be subject to the same retention limitations as Personal Information.

7.31Survival

The retention, security, audit, backup, compliance, dispute-resolution, and legal- preservation provisions contained in this Section may continue to apply after:

  • Account closure;
  • subscription termination;
  • project completion;
  • service discontinuation;
  • expiration of contractual relationships.

Such retention may continue for as long as reasonably necessary to satisfy the purposes described in this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

8. User Privacy Rights, Data Subject Rights, International Privacy Rights, and Choice Mechanisms

8.1Overview

BoostGrant believes that individuals should have meaningful transparency and reasonable control over their personal information. Depending on applicable law, jurisdiction, residency, subscription status, organizational relationship, and the nature of information processed, Users may have certain privacy rights regarding information collected, processed, stored, used, disclosed, or retained by BoostGrant. This Section describes the privacy rights that may be available to Users and explains how such rights may be exercised. Certain rights may not apply in all jurisdictions and may be subject to legal exceptions, operational limitations, security requirements, contractual obligations, and regulatory requirements.

8.2Right to Access Information

Subject to applicable law, Users may have the right to request confirmation regarding whether BoostGrant processes their Personal Information. Where permitted by law, Users may request access to information regarding:

  • categories of information collected;
  • sources of information;
  • purposes of processing;
  • categories of recipients;
  • categories of disclosures;
  • retention practices;
  • information associated with their Account.

BoostGrant may take reasonable steps to verify identity before providing access.

8.3Right to Obtain Copies of Information

Users may have the right to request copies of certain Personal Information maintained by BoostGrant. Where applicable, requested information may be provided in:

  • electronic form;
  • downloadable format;
  • portable format;
  • other commercially reasonable formats.

BoostGrant reserves the right to limit repetitive, excessive, abusive, or technically impractical requests where permitted by law.

8.4Right to Correct Information

Users may request correction of Personal Information that is:

  • inaccurate;
  • incomplete;
  • outdated;
  • misleading.

Users may also update certain information directly through Platform settings, dashboards, profile pages, or administrative controls where available. BoostGrant may require verification before implementing requested corrections.

8.5Right to Delete Information

Subject to applicable law, Users may request deletion of certain Personal Information. Deletion requests may apply to:

  • profile information;
  • account information;
  • uploaded information;
  • communications;
  • other Personal Information.

However, BoostGrant may retain information where necessary to:

  • comply with legal obligations;
  • satisfy tax requirements;
  • preserve security records;
  • investigate fraud;
  • resolve disputes;
  • enforce agreements;
  • maintain backups;
  • preserve legitimate business records.

Deletion rights are therefore not absolute.

8.6Right to Restrict Processing

In jurisdictions where such rights exist, Users may request limitations on certain processing activities. Examples may include situations where:

  • accuracy is disputed;
  • legality is contested;
  • processing is no longer necessary;
  • objections are being evaluated.

BoostGrant may continue processing information where legally authorized despite a restriction request.

8.7Right to Object

Users may have the right to object to certain processing activities under applicable law. Such objections may relate to:

  • direct marketing;
  • profiling;
  • analytics;
  • automated recommendations;
  • other lawful processing activities.

BoostGrant may continue processing where compelling legitimate interests, legal obligations, contractual requirements, or other lawful grounds apply.

8.8Right to Data Portability

Where required by applicable law, Users may request certain Personal Information in a structured, commonly used, and machine-readable format. Data portability requests may be limited to information:

  • provided by the User;
  • processed by automated means;
  • eligible under applicable law.

Technical limitations may affect the scope of portability.

8.9Right to Withdraw Consent

Where processing is based upon consent, Users may withdraw consent at any time. Withdrawal of consent shall not affect:

  • processing performed before withdrawal;
  • processing based upon other lawful grounds;
  • information retained for legal obligations.

Withdrawal of consent may affect the availability of certain Services.

8.10Right to Marketing Preferences

Users may have the ability to:

  • opt out of marketing emails;
  • unsubscribe from newsletters;
  • modify communication preferences;
  • limit promotional communications.

Certain communications may still be sent regardless of marketing preferences, including:

  • security alerts;
  • billing notices;
  • account notifications;
  • legal notices;
  • operational communications.

8.11Right to Lodge Complaints

Users may have the right to submit complaints regarding privacy practices. Complaints may be directed to:

  • BoostGrant;
  • applicable supervisory authorities;
  • data protection regulators;
  • consumer protection agencies;

where permitted by applicable law. BoostGrant encourages Users to contact us first so concerns can be reviewed and addressed.

8.12Verification Requirements

To protect privacy and security, BoostGrant may require verification before responding to requests. Verification procedures may include:

  • account authentication;
  • email confirmation;
  • identity verification;
  • security questions;
  • documentation requests.

Requests may be denied where identity cannot be reasonably verified.

8.13Authorized Representatives

Where permitted by law, Users may designate authorized representatives to exercise privacy rights on their behalf. BoostGrant may require:

  • written authorization;
  • identity verification;
  • proof of authority;
  • additional verification measures.

These procedures help protect against unauthorized requests.

8.14Response Timeframes

BoostGrant will make commercially reasonable efforts to respond to valid requests within timeframes required by applicable law. Response times may vary based on:

  • request complexity;
  • verification requirements;
  • legal obligations;
  • technical limitations;
  • request volume.

Certain requests may require additional time where permitted by law.

International Privacy Rights

8.15European Economic Area (EEA), United Kingdom, and Switzerland

Individuals located in:

  • European Union member states;
  • European Economic Area countries;
  • the United Kingdom;
  • Switzerland;

may possess rights under applicable privacy laws including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), UK GDPR, and similar laws. Such rights may include:

  • access rights;
  • correction rights;
  • deletion rights;
  • portability rights;
  • objection rights;
  • restriction rights;
  • complaint rights.

BoostGrant will endeavor to honor applicable rights where legally required.

8.16Lawful Bases for Processing

Where required by applicable law, BoostGrant may process Personal Information based upon one or more lawful grounds including:

  • contractual necessity;
  • legitimate interests;
  • consent;
  • legal obligations;
  • protection of vital interests;
  • public interest obligations.

Different processing activities may rely upon different lawful bases.

8.17International Transfers

Users acknowledge that information may be transferred internationally in connection with:

  • cloud hosting;
  • AI processing;
  • support services;
  • operational activities;
  • service delivery.

Where legally required, BoostGrant may implement reasonable safeguards to support lawful international transfers.

8.18California Privacy Rights

Residents of California may possess rights under applicable California privacy laws. Depending upon legal requirements, California residents may have rights concerning:

  • access;
  • correction;
  • deletion;
  • disclosure practices;
  • sensitive information;
  • certain processing activities.

BoostGrant will endeavor to comply with applicable California privacy obligations.

8.19Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, and Other U.S. State Rights

Residents of certain U.S. states may possess privacy rights under state-specific privacy laws. Such rights may include:

  • access rights;
  • deletion rights;
  • correction rights;
  • portability rights;
  • appeal rights;
  • opt-out rights.

Availability of rights depends upon applicable state law.

8.20Canadian Privacy Rights

Individuals located in Canada may possess rights under applicable federal or provincial privacy laws. Where applicable, Users may request:

  • access to information;
  • correction of information;
  • information regarding processing practices.

BoostGrant will seek to comply with applicable Canadian privacy requirements.

8.21Australian Privacy Rights

Users located in Australia may possess rights under applicable privacy legislation. Such rights may include access and correction rights relating to Personal Information processed by BoostGrant.

8.22Nigerian Privacy Rights

Users located in Nigeria may possess rights under applicable Nigerian privacy laws and regulations. Where applicable, Users may request:

  • access;
  • correction;
  • deletion;
  • information regarding processing practices.

BoostGrant will endeavor to comply with applicable Nigerian privacy requirements.

8.23Other Jurisdictions

Users residing in jurisdictions not specifically identified herein may possess additional rights under local privacy laws. BoostGrant will evaluate requests based upon:

  • applicable law;
  • operational requirements;
  • contractual obligations;
  • security considerations.

Automated Processing Rights

8.24Automated Decision-Making

BoostGrant utilizes AI-powered systems, recommendation engines, matching technologies, and automated processing tools. Such systems may assist with:

  • grant recommendations;
  • content generation;
  • workflow automation;
  • service personalization;
  • opportunity rankings.

These systems are generally designed to support users rather than make legally binding decisions.

8.25Human Review

Where appropriate and operationally feasible, Users may request review of certain automated outcomes. However, not all automated outputs are subject to human review rights under applicable law. Availability of review may depend upon:

  • legal requirements;
  • technical feasibility;
  • service functionality.

8.26Profiling Activities

BoostGrant may use profiling technologies to improve:

  • grant matching;
  • recommendations;
  • personalization;
  • user experiences.

Profiling activities are intended to enhance Services rather than produce legal effects concerning Users.

Limitations and Exceptions

8.27Legal Exceptions

Certain rights may be limited where necessary to:

  • comply with legal obligations;
  • protect security;
  • prevent fraud;
  • preserve evidence;
  • protect third-party rights;
  • enforce agreements.

Applicable law may permit or require such limitations.

8.28Excessive or Repetitive Requests

BoostGrant reserves the right, where permitted by law, to:

  • decline repetitive requests;
  • decline abusive requests;
  • charge reasonable administrative fees;
  • request clarification.

These measures help protect Platform resources and prevent misuse.

8.29Security and Identity Protection

BoostGrant may refuse requests where necessary to:

  • protect privacy;
  • prevent unauthorized disclosure;
  • verify identity;
  • maintain account security.

Security considerations take priority over unverified requests.

8.30No Discrimination

BoostGrant will not unlawfully discriminate against Users for exercising privacy rights granted under applicable law. However, certain Services may require specific information to function properly. As a result, deletion, restriction, or withdrawal requests may impact the availability of particular features or Services.

8.31Changes to User Rights Practices

Privacy laws continue to evolve globally. BoostGrant reserves the right to modify privacy-rights procedures, request mechanisms, verification requirements, and compliance practices as necessary to:

  • comply with legal obligations;
  • improve operations;
  • support new technologies;
  • address regulatory developments.

Material changes will be reflected through updates to this Privacy Policy.

8.32Contact Regarding Privacy Rights

Users wishing to exercise privacy rights may contact BoostGrant through the contact methods designated on the Platform. BoostGrant will review requests in good faith and respond in accordance with applicable law, operational requirements, and security obligations.

9. Children's Privacy

9.1No Services Directed to Children

The Platform, Services, AI tools, grant discovery systems, business planning tools, browser extensions, messaging systems, and related offerings are intended for organizations, businesses, nonprofit entities, professionals, and individuals who are legally capable of entering binding agreements. BoostGrant does not knowingly provide Services to children under the age of thirteen (13) or any higher minimum age required by applicable law.

9.2No Knowing Collection

BoostGrant does not knowingly collect Personal Information from children in violation of applicable law. If BoostGrant becomes aware that information has been collected from a child in a manner inconsistent with applicable law, reasonable steps may be taken to:

  • investigate the matter;
  • restrict processing;
  • delete information where appropriate;
  • terminate associated accounts.

9.3Parental Requests

Parents, guardians, or legal representatives who believe a child has provided information to BoostGrant may contact us and request review of the matter. Appropriate verification may be required before action is taken.

10. Marketing Communications

10.1Marketing Communications

BoostGrant may send:

  • newsletters;
  • educational materials;
  • product announcements;
  • service updates;
  • webinars;
  • promotional campaigns;
  • grant-related alerts.

Such communications may be delivered through:

  • email;
  • in-platform notifications;
  • SMS where permitted;
  • other communication channels.

10.2Opt-Out Rights

Users may opt out of promotional communications by:

  • using unsubscribe links;
  • updating communication preferences;
  • contacting BoostGrant.

Opting out of promotional communications does not affect operational communications necessary for:

  • account security;
  • billing;
  • subscriptions;
  • legal notices;
  • service administration.

11. Do Not Track Signals

11.1Browser Signals

Certain browsers provide "Do Not Track" signals. Because no universally accepted industry standard currently exists regarding such signals, BoostGrant may not respond to every Do Not Track mechanism. Users may manage privacy preferences through browser settings and Platform controls where available.

12. Business Transfers and Corporate Transactions

12.1Business Transactions

In the event of:

  • mergers;
  • acquisitions;
  • investments;
  • restructurings;
  • asset sales;
  • financings;
  • bankruptcy proceedings;

information may be transferred as part of the applicable transaction.

12.2Successor Organizations

Any successor organization acquiring all or part of BoostGrant's business may continue processing information in accordance with this Privacy Policy or a successor privacy policy permitted by applicable law.

12.3Confidentiality Protections

Where commercially reasonable, BoostGrant may require confidentiality obligations during transaction-related due diligence and negotiations.

13. Law Enforcement, Government Requests, and Legal Disclosures

13.1Compliance with Legal Requirements

BoostGrant may disclose information where required or permitted by law, including in response to:

  • subpoenas;
  • court orders;
  • warrants;
  • regulatory requests;
  • governmental investigations;
  • lawful legal processes.

13.2Protection of Rights

Information may be disclosed where reasonably necessary to:

  • enforce agreements;
  • investigate violations;
  • protect users;
  • protect employees;
  • prevent fraud;
  • protect property;
  • protect public safety.

13.3International Requests

Where legally permissible, BoostGrant may evaluate international governmental requests for legality, scope, proportionality, and applicable jurisdictional requirements before responding.

14. Data Breach Response and Incident Management

14.1Security Incident Program

BoostGrant maintains procedures designed to identify, investigate, contain, mitigate, and remediate suspected security incidents.

14.2Investigation Rights

When a security event is suspected, BoostGrant may:

  • analyze system logs;
  • review access records;
  • examine affected systems;
  • engage forensic experts;
  • coordinate with vendors;
  • cooperate with authorities.

14.3Notification Procedures

Where required by applicable law, BoostGrant may provide notice regarding qualifying security incidents. Notification timing may depend upon:

  • legal obligations;
  • law enforcement considerations;
  • ongoing investigations;
  • technical circumstances.

14.4Corrective Measures

Following a security incident, BoostGrant may implement:

  • infrastructure changes;
  • software updates;
  • security enhancements;
  • access restrictions;
  • monitoring improvements.

15. Limitation of Liability Relating to Privacy

15.1No Absolute Security Guarantee

Although BoostGrant utilizes commercially reasonable safeguards, Users acknowledge that:

  • no network is completely secure;
  • no software is entirely free from vulnerabilities;
  • no transmission method is perfectly secure;
  • no storage system is immune from compromise.

15.2Third-Party Risks

BoostGrant shall not be responsible for privacy incidents caused solely by:

  • internet service providers;
  • telecommunications providers;
  • cloud vendors;
  • payment processors;
  • email providers;
  • AI vendors;
  • user negligence;
  • unauthorized third-party actions beyond BoostGrant's reasonable control.

15.3User Responsibility

Users remain responsible for:

  • safeguarding credentials;
  • maintaining secure devices;
  • protecting downloaded documents;
  • controlling internal organizational access;
  • reviewing account activity.

15.4Limitation of Damages

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, privacy-related claims shall remain subject to the limitations of liability set forth in the Terms of Service.

16. Changes to This Privacy Policy

16.1Right to Modify

BoostGrant reserves the right to modify, amend, update, supplement, replace, or revise this Privacy Policy at any time. Changes may occur due to:

  • legal developments;
  • operational requirements;
  • technological changes;
  • security improvements;
  • product enhancements;
  • regulatory requirements.

16.2Notice of Material Changes

Material changes may be communicated through:

  • website notices;
  • dashboard notifications;
  • email communications;
  • account alerts;
  • updated effective dates.

16.3Continued Use

Continued use of the Platform following implementation of revised policies constitutes acknowledgment of the updated Privacy Policy.

17. Contact Information

17.1Privacy Inquiries

Questions regarding this Privacy Policy may be directed through the contact channels published on the Platform. Privacy-related requests may include:

  • access requests;
  • correction requests;
  • deletion requests;
  • portability requests;
  • complaint submissions;
  • consent-related inquiries.

17.2Verification Requirements

BoostGrant may require reasonable verification before responding to privacy-related requests to protect the security and confidentiality of information.

17.3Response Efforts

BoostGrant will make commercially reasonable efforts to review and respond to legitimate privacy inquiries in accordance with applicable law.

18. Final Acknowledgment

18.1User Understanding

By accessing, registering for, subscribing to, purchasing, or using the Platform, the User acknowledges and agrees that:

  • they have read this Privacy Policy;
  • they understand its contents;
  • they understand how information may be collected, processed, used, stored, disclosed, and retained;
  • they understand the risks associated with internet-based services;
  • they understand the operation of AI-powered functionality;
  • they understand their available privacy rights.

18.2Consent and Agreement

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the User consents to the collection, use, disclosure, storage, retention, transfer, and processing of information as described in this Privacy Policy.

18.3Entire Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy, together with any documents expressly incorporated by reference, constitutes the complete statement of BoostGrant's privacy practices. Nothing in this Privacy Policy creates guarantees, warranties, fiduciary obligations, or contractual commitments beyond those expressly required by applicable law.

18.4Governing Law

Except where prohibited by applicable law, privacy-related disputes shall be governed by the dispute resolution, arbitration, governing law, and limitation of liability provisions contained in the BoostGrant Terms of Service.

18.5Effective Date

This Privacy Policy becomes effective immediately upon:

  • access to the Platform;
  • account registration;
  • subscription purchase;
  • use of any Service;
  • electronic acceptance where applicable.

The most current version published by BoostGrant shall govern the User's relationship with BoostGrant regarding privacy matters.

Final Privacy Notice

BoostGrant is committed to balancing innovation, security, transparency, and responsible data stewardship. Our mission is to help organizations identify funding opportunities, access intelligent grant-support tools, generate professional documents, and leverage modern technology while respecting privacy rights and maintaining appropriate safeguards.

By continuing to use the Platform, Users acknowledge that privacy and cybersecurity are shared responsibilities and that no digital environment can guarantee absolute protection against every conceivable threat. BoostGrant nevertheless remains committed to continuously improving its privacy, security, compliance, and operational practices as the Platform grows.

Questions about your privacy?

Questions regarding this Privacy Policy, or requests to exercise your privacy rights, may be directed through the contact methods designated by BoostGrant on the platform. We will review legitimate requests in good faith and respond in accordance with applicable law.

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