Who we are
This policy applies to uflabs.co.uk (UF Labs) and the
UF Labs client portal at
portal.uflabs.co.uk, operated by
Underdown Labs Limited, a company registered in England and Wales.
UF Labs is a trading name of Underdown Labs Limited.
Contact:
[email protected]
What we collect
Marketing website (uflabs.co.uk)
Our public site is mostly static pages. If you use our contact form, we receive
your name, email, business type, and message so we can reply. If you use the
UF Labs Helper chat on the site, we process your messages through our hosting
provider to generate automated replies about our services. Chat text is not used
for advertising profiles. For a human reply, you can use WhatsApp (which is
operated by Meta) or the contact form. If you email us directly, we process your
email address and message content to respond to your enquiry.
Client accounts (portal.uflabs.co.uk)
If you are an active UF Labs studio customer, we may give you a login to our
client portal. You can use it to sign in, manage your subscription and payments,
and raise support requests through Site care.
We may process your name, email, business details,
billing records, payment information (handled by Stripe), and the content of
messages you send through the portal.
Our hosting runs on UF Labs infrastructure (Coolify on EU servers) for the
marketing site and related studio properties. Standard server logs (such as IP
address, browser type, and pages requested) may be processed for security and
reliability.
Cookies and analytics
Our hosting infrastructure may process standard server logs and set cookies
needed to keep the marketing site secure. Contact form submissions are handled
through our studio console (not third-party form hosting). If you log in
to portal.uflabs.co.uk, the client
portal sets cookies required for sign-in, security, and your session. These are
essential for those features to work.
With your consent, we use Google Analytics to understand how visitors use this
site (for example which pages are viewed). Google may set cookies for this
purpose. You can accept or reject analytics cookies when you first visit. You
can change your mind anytime using Cookie preferences in the site
footer. You can also use
Google’s opt-out tools
or clear cookies in your browser. See
Google’s privacy policy
for details.
We do not sell personal data. We do not use this site for behavioural
advertising.
Emails we send you
When we email you about your project, portal, invoices or support, we send the
message through Amazon Web Services in London. We note whether it was delivered
or bounced, so we know it reached you.
We also note when you click a link in one of our emails. We keep the time and the
page the link led to. We remove anything added to the end of the page address, so
no personal details are kept. This lets us follow up at a sensible time, and not
chase you for something you have already seen.
We do not track whether you open an email, and we do not use a tracking pixel. We
never keep your IP address, location or device details for this.
We never track the links in sign-in, password reset, portal invite or payment
emails.
For each email we keep your email address, the subject line and the date. We keep
click records for 90 days. We keep send, delivery and bounce records for 12
months.
Our lawful basis is legitimate interests: knowing a message reached you, and
following up at a sensible time. If you would rather we did not record link clicks
for your address, email
[email protected]
and we will stop.
How we use information
- To respond to enquiries you send us.
- To check that our emails reach you, and to follow up at a sensible time.
- To provide client portal access, billing, and support for active customers.
- To maintain the security and availability of our websites and portal.
- With consent, to understand which marketing pages are useful so we can improve the site.
- To comply with legal obligations where applicable.
Your rights
If you are in the UK or EEA, you may have rights to access, correct, delete,
restrict or object to our processing of personal data we hold about you. To exercise these
rights, email
[email protected]. You may also
complain to the ICO (ico.org.uk) if you believe we have handled your data
unlawfully.
Changes
We may update this policy from time to time. The “last updated” date at the top
of this page will change when we do. See also our
Terms of use.