EFFECTIVE JULY 30, 2026

Privacy notice

This notice explains the data handled by the WhiteLabel marketing site and by a separately ordered client portal deployment.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

1. Who operates WhiteLabel

WhiteLabel is operated by One Smart Sheep, LLC. For a managed deployment, the customer generally controls the project data placed in its portal and the Provider processes that data to deliver the agreed service. Exact roles must be stated in the order form or data-processing agreement.

2. Marketing-site inquiries

The inquiry form can collect name, WhatsApp number, optional work email, and optional message content. Hosting, email, and messaging providers may also process IP address, browser, device, timestamp, and request-log data needed to deliver, protect, and respond to the request.

When a visitor submits the inquiry form after seeing the WhatsApp disclosure, the Provider may send the WhiteLabel launch offer, consultation follow-up, and relevant details through WhatsApp. Inquiry data is used to respond, assess fit, discuss migration, coordinate a call, prepare a quote, prevent abuse, and keep a business record. It is not sold.

3. Client portal data

A portal may contain account profiles, workspace and project membership, work items, comments, Project Pages, files, activity history, email-delivery records, and operational logs. Data location and access depend on the selected managed or client-owned infrastructure.

The Provider accesses customer content only when needed for implementation, migration, maintenance, security, troubleshooting, or customer-authorized support.

4. Service providers

The marketing site uses Vercel for hosting, Cloudflare for domain and security services, Dokploy Supabase for inquiry storage, Resend for inquiry email delivery, Meta WhatsApp Cloud API for consented customer messages, and WasenderAPI for internal team alerts. WhatsApp and Meta process messaging and conversion data under their applicable terms. A client portal may use a separately selected hosting provider, database, object storage, transactional email provider, monitoring provider, and backup destination. The final subprocessor list must match the signed deployment scope.

5. Analytics and advertising

When permitted by the site consent setting, the site may use Meta Pixel and Meta Conversions API to measure page activity and accepted inquiry submissions. Browser and server Lead events share one event identifier so Meta can deduplicate them. Contact identifiers sent for matching are normalized and SHA-256 hashed before transmission. Inquiry forms also capture campaign parameters and click identifiers from the page URL so the Provider can understand which campaign generated a request. Optional tracking is not sent after tracking consent is denied.

6. Retention and deletion

Inquiry records are kept only as long as reasonably needed for follow-up, contracting, security, and legal records. Portal retention, backup retention, export, and deletion are governed by the signed order form. Backup copies can remain until their documented retention period expires.

7. Security and access

The standard deployment can use HTTPS, private workspaces and projects, role-based workspace and project access, controlled invitations, configured session duration, and private storage. No certification, SSO, SCIM, LDAP, custom audit export, backup service, or incident-response target is implied unless separately licensed, implemented, and contracted.

8. Choices and requests

Use the inquiry form to request access, correction, deletion, export, or privacy information. The Provider may need to verify identity and coordinate with the customer that controls a portal workspace.