Protection of your data

This Policy explains how HD Office S.R.L. ("we", "Voilo") processes personal data of users and their contacts in the context of the Voilo application and our services.

Last updated : 14/09/2026

1. Who we are

Data Controller

HD Office S.R.L.

Pastoor Cooremansstraat 3, 1702 Dilbeek, Belgium
support@voilo.eu
VAT: BE 1001.146.797

Our roles

Data Controller

For your account data, billing, activity in the application

Data Processor

For data you process concerning your clients and projects

2. What data we collect

Types of data processed according to your use of Voilo

Identification data

Name, first name, position, company name, CBE/VAT, address, email, phone

Account data

Identifier, language, roles/permissions, connection and activity logs

Operational data

Projects, teams, hours worked, time tracking, check-in/check-out, real-time presence

Transactional data

Quotes, invoices, opening status, dates/deadlines, payments

Communication data

PEPPOL identifiers, delivery path, email status, postal sending proofs

Technical data

IP address, device/browser type, cookies/similar technologies

Enhanced protection

We do not knowingly request or process special categories of data (health data, etc.) or data from minors. By default, we do not collect GPS coordinates unless this feature is explicitly activated.

3. Purposes and legal bases

Why and on what legal basis we process your data

Provision of Voilo services

Account creation, project management, time tracking, quotes, billing, reports

Legal basis: Contract execution (art. 6(1)(b))

Invoice delivery

Transmission via the PEPPOL network
Email sending
Legal basis: Contract execution (art. 6(1)(b)) / Legal obligation (art. 6(1)(c))

Support & Security

Customer support, operational communications and security

Legitimate interest

Legal compliance

Retention of tax documents and accounting

Legal obligation

4. Data recipients

With whom we share your data, only when necessary

IT providers (sub-processors)

Stripe — subscription payment processing
Hetzner — infrastructure and database hosting
Anthropic (Claude) — AI analysis of uploaded purchase invoices
SMTP provider — transactional email delivery
Apple App Store / Google Play — mobile app distribution
All under contract with GDPR clauses (DPA)

PEPPOL Network

Access Point Provider for compliant invoice delivery

Mandatory legal transmission

Public authorities

When required by law

What we never do

We never sell or rent your data to third parties.

5. Transfers outside EU/EEA

Transparency on where your data is stored

Principle: Primary hosting within the EU/EEA

Voilo's primary hosting (Hetzner servers in Germany) and the user database remain within the European Union. The majority of your data processing takes place within the EU/EEA.

Limited transfers to the United States

Certain sub-processors are based in the United States and may process data there for specific purposes:

Stripe — payment and billing data (payments themselves are processed by Stripe Payments Europe Ltd, Ireland)
Anthropic (Claude) — analysis of purchase invoice content when you use the AI scan feature
Apple / Google — technical metadata required for mobile app distribution

Safeguards applied to these transfers

For each transfer outside the EU, we apply cumulatively the following legal and technical safeguards, in accordance with art. 44 to 49 GDPR:

EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF) — official adequacy decision by the European Commission (10/07/2023) covering certified sub-processors
Standard Contractual Clauses (SCC) approved by the European Commission (decision 2021/914) — as a fallback mechanism
TLS 1.2/1.3 encryption in transit and encryption at rest with all sub-processors
Minimisation: only strictly necessary data is transferred (never full databases)
Transfer Impact Assessment (TIA) before any new non-EU sub-processor

7. Security

Technical and organizational protection measures

Encryption

Encryption in transit and at rest to protect your data at every step

Access control

Role-based access control to limit access to sensitive data

Monitoring

Logging and security alerts to detect suspicious activities

Backups

Regular backups and recovery tests to ensure continuity

6. Data retention

Retention periods according to data type

Account data

Contract duration

Kept while the account is active; deleted immediately upon closure

Fiscal documents (invoices, CN)

To be exported by Client

Voilo hosts during contract; legal retention (10 years) remains the Client's responsibility

Technical logs

14 to 30 days

Automatic rotation by our hosting providers (Supabase, Hetzner)

Time tracking/presence

Contract duration

Data controlled by the Client; deleted on account closure

Marketing

Until withdrawal

Of consent or opt-out at any time

Client responsibility: export before deleting

Voilo is a technical management tool. The legal retention of fiscal, accounting and any other probative data is the exclusive responsibility of the Client (or their accountant), in accordance with the Belgian VAT Code (10 years), the Code of Economic Law (7 years for accounting) and any other applicable obligation. Before deleting their account or data, the Client MUST export and archive themselves all their invoices, credit notes, quotes, payslips and any document with fiscal value. Voilo declines all liability in case of data loss following a deletion requested by the Client.

Effective account deletion

When the account is closed (voluntary action by the Client from their settings), all data is permanently and irreversibly deleted. No backup copy is kept by Voilo after deletion.

8. Your rights (art. 15–22 GDPR)

You have the following rights, within legal limits

Access

Access to your data

Rectification

Rectification of inaccurate data

Erasure

Erasure ("right to be forgotten")

Restriction

Restriction of processing

Portability

Data portability

Objection

Objection to processing

Withdrawal

Withdrawal of consent

Automated decision

Protection against automated decisions

How to exercise your rights

To exercise your rights, write to us at support@voilo.eu. We will respond within legal deadlines.

Right to complaint

You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority of your country.

9. Cookies and similar technologies

A minimal, privacy-respecting approach

Strictly necessary cookies (used)

We only use technical cookies essential for the operation of the Voilo application: authentication session, language preference, local form draft. These cookies do not identify the user for commercial purposes.

No consent required (technically mandatory)

Analytics, advertising or tracking cookies (NOT used)

Voilo uses NO analytics, advertising or third-party tracking cookies. No Google Analytics, no Facebook Pixel, no Tag Manager, no heatmaps or remarketing. Your browsing data is not tracked or shared for commercial purposes.

Privacy-first: no consent banner needed

10. Minors

Special protection of minors' data

Services not intended for minors

Our services are not intended for minors. We do not knowingly collect data concerning persons under 18 years of age.

Minimum age: 18 years

11. Policy updates

How we inform you of changes

Possible evolutions

We may update this Policy to reflect legal or operational developments.

Publication in the application
Publication on the website
Last update date indicated

Substantial modifications

In case of substantial modifications, we will notify you through appropriate channels (email, in-app notification, etc.).

Annex – Voilo Specificities

Document delivery and traceability

1

PEPPOL

We use the PEPPOL network to transmit invoices in accordance with legal requirements, with complete event traceability.

2

Proofs

We keep proofs of sending/receipt/opening for compliance, proof and customer support purposes, for the periods indicated in this policy.

12. Identity verification (KYC) for PEPPOL

Why we verify your identity and authority before enabling PEPPOL, and how this data is protected

Why we verify you

Before your company can register on the PEPPOL network, or send/receive electronic invoices via PEPPOL, we verify that you are a real, identifiable person and that you are authorised to act on behalf of the company (VAT/CBE number) concerned. This is meant to prevent fraud, impersonation and unauthorised registration of companies on PEPPOL, protecting both you and the businesses whose invoices travel over the network.

Data collected during verification

Depending on your relationship to the company, we may process:

Your identity document (ID card, passport or residence permit, front and, where applicable, back): name, date of birth, document number, nationality, expiry date
A selfie and a short "liveness" sequence (an on-screen gesture performed live), used only to confirm you are a real person and that your face matches the document
Your declared relationship to the company (director, employee, active associate, accountant, or for a sole trader: yourself or a helper) and the corresponding supporting documents (employment contract, signed declaration, accountant's engagement letter, as applicable)
Where applicable, the email and phone number of the relevant administrator or accountant
Public company data from the Crossroads Bank for Enterprises (CBE), used to cross-check the information declared
IP address and approximate country, captured server-side at submission, for security and fraud-prevention purposes

Legal bases

Performance of a contract (GDPR art. 6(1)(b)): verification is a condition for enabling the PEPPOL features you request
Legitimate interest (GDPR art. 6(1)(f)): preventing fraud and protecting the integrity of the PEPPOL network
Explicit consent (GDPR art. 9(2)(a)): your facial image and identity document are sensitive biometric and identification data; we ask for your separate, explicit consent before capturing them. You may withdraw it at any time, though this will prevent PEPPOL from being enabled on your account.

Always a human decision

An automated check may cross-reference your details against the public CBE company register, but the final decision (approval or rejection) is always made by an authorised person at Voilo. There is no solely automated decision producing legal effects within the meaning of GDPR art. 22. Processing a request typically takes up to 24 hours.

How this data is protected

Your documents and images are encrypted on your device before they are even uploaded. Only explicitly authorised, individually cleared Voilo staff ("verifiers") can decrypt them, each using their own personal key, separate from their login password. Encrypted files are stored in a private, non-public space and never pass through any third-party identity-verification tool.

How long we keep it

The identity document, selfie and liveness images (biometric data) are kept for as long as your account remains active — so we can demonstrate, in the event of an audit or suspected fraud, who created the account and what documents were used to verify them — and are irreversibly deleted, including from backups, when the account is closed.

A minimal record — the verification outcome, the date, the company it relates to and, where needed, your name and date of birth, with no images — is kept for as long as your account remains active (i.e. for as long as you use the application), plus 5 years after the account is closed, as evidence in case of fraud or a dispute, before permanent deletion.

Withdrawing your consent

In addition to the rights described under "Your rights", you may withdraw your consent to the processing of your biometric data at any time by contacting us at support@voilo.eu. Withdrawing consent prevents PEPPOL from being used but does not affect the lawfulness of processing already carried out.

Contact

For any question, right or request relating to data protection

support@voilo.eu

Our data protection team will respond to you as soon as possible