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Privacy Policy

How AnzarSeha processes personal data — on the public site and within the Service — and what your rights are.

Reference
AZS-LEG-PC
Version
1.0
In force
21 August 2026
Updated
21 August 2026
Legal framework
Law No. 09-08 (Morocco) · GDPR (where applicable)

Scope and roles

This policy describes how AnzarSeha processes personal data. It distinguishes two levels that must not be confused, because AnzarSeha's role differs between them.

LevelDataAnzarSeha's role
The public siteVisitors, contact formData controller
The ServiceClinician accounts, a study's patient dataProcessor, on behalf of the client institution
Key point. For patient data entered into a study, the institution or clinician user is the data controller: they decide on the study, choose the data and answer for it. AnzarSeha acts only on their instructions, under the Data Processing Agreement.

Data collected on the site

On the public pages, AnzarSeha collects:

  • Contact form — name, email address, organisation (optional) and message. Purpose: to respond to your request. Legal basis: your consent and the legitimate interest in handling an enquiry. These messages are delivered by email via Brevo to the service's inbox; they are not stored in an application database.
  • Technical logs — the hosting servers keep access logs (IP address, timestamp, page requested) for security and proper operation, for a limited period.

The site contains no advertising network and no behavioural tracker.

Account data

Opening a clinician account requires a professional email address, a password and a display name. Authentication is handled by Supabase's identity service; passwords are never stored in clear text by AnzarSeha.

An account only accesses records after approval by an administrator of the institution. This data serves to identify the user, secure access and maintain the action log.

Health data and patient data

Data entered or imported into a study may constitute health data, a special category of sensitive data. For this data, AnzarSeha acts as a processor; the data controller is the client institution.

  • AnzarSeha processes this data only on the controller's instructions and for the purposes of the study.
  • Data is partitioned by study using row-level security closed by default; the browser holds no access key.
  • Using health data in Morocco requires the prior authorisation of the CNDP, which falls to the data controller. AnzarSeha provides the technical means (traceability, security, export) needed for their compliance, without substituting for them.
Demonstration. The demonstration environment runs on fictional records. No real patient data must be entered into it.

AI-assisted processing

Some extraction features may call on an artificial-intelligence model. This processing is bound by strict safeguards:

  • Prior pseudonymisation — direct identifiers (name, record number, contact details) are removed from the text before any transmission to an external model.
  • Consent gate — no call to an external model occurs without an explicit decision recorded in the log; otherwise, only the internal rules engine runs.
  • No automatic final value — a value proposed by a model is discarded if it does not cite its source in the document; it is retained only after human validation.
  • No training — the data transmitted is not used to train the providers' models, subject to those providers' contractual commitments.

Sub-processors and recipients

AnzarSeha uses sub-processors, chosen for their security guarantees. Data is neither sold, rented, nor disclosed to third parties for commercial purposes.

Sub-processorRoleLocation
SupabaseDatabase, file storage, authenticationEuropean Union
VercelHosting of the site and applicationUnited States / global network
Brevo (Sendinblue)Transactional and contact emailsEuropean Union (France)
CloudflareDNS, edge securityGlobal network
Google (Gemini) / AnthropicAssisted extraction — on pseudonymised text onlyOutside the European Union (depending on provider)

Transfers outside Morocco

Some sub-processors are located outside Morocco. These transfers are covered by appropriate safeguards (standard contractual clauses, security commitments). Patient data resides on European Union infrastructure; only pseudonymised extracts may, with consent, be sent to an AI model outside the EU.

Retention periods

  • Contact messages — kept for as long as needed to handle the request, then archived or deleted.
  • Accounts — kept for the duration of the relationship, then deleted or anonymised.
  • Study data — kept according to the controller's instructions; returned or deleted at the end of the contract (see the Data Processing Agreement).
  • Audit logs — kept to guarantee integrity and traceability, for as long as necessary for that purpose.

Security

AnzarSeha implements technical and organisational measures suited to the sensitivity of the data:

  • encryption of communications (HTTPS) and encryption at rest provided by the infrastructure;
  • row-level security closed by default: public keys grant access to no data, the application API is the only door in;
  • hash-chained audit log: any change to a past entry breaks the chain detectably;
  • email authentication, account approval by an administrator, no key on the browser side;
  • pseudonymisation before any call to an external model.

Your rights

In accordance with Law No. 09-08 and, where applicable, the General Data Protection Regulation, you have the rights of access, rectification, objection, erasure and restriction, as well as the right to portability.

  • For site and account data: write to [email protected].
  • For a study's patient data: these rights are exercised with the institution acting as data controller; AnzarSeha assists it technically in responding.

Cookies

The public site uses no advertising-tracking cookie. The application uses cookies strictly necessary to open and maintain a secure session (functional session cookies), without which sign-in cannot work.

Contact and complaints

Point of contact for any question or request relating to personal-data protection — including the exercise of your rights: [email protected]. As the publisher is a natural person, no data protection officer (DPO) is appointed; this address is the single point of contact.

You may lodge a complaint with the CNDP (National Commission for the Control of Personal Data Protection, Morocco) and, where applicable, with the competent supervisory authority within the European Union.