How BuyerRecon Uses Publicly Available Information
What This Page Covers
This page explains how BuyerRecon and its service providers may obtain and use information from publicly available or otherwise lawfully accessible sources in connection with BuyerRecon functionality.
What We May Collect
We may obtain business-related information from sources such as company websites, corporate registries (e.g., Companies House), professional directories, public filings, open web sources, business databases, and similar sources. This may include company names, registered office information, industry category, website/domain information, technology signals, size indicators, and other firmographic or technographic attributes.
In some cases, publicly available information may also contain personal data, such as the name, title, or published business contact details of an individual associated with a business.
How We May Use It
- Support organisation-level visitor resolution.
- Enrich or verify company records.
- Improve the relevance of commercial intelligence outputs.
- Assist customers with lead qualification, segmentation, or routing.
- Improve service quality, matching logic, and data accuracy.
Important Note on Public Information
Information being publicly available does not, by itself, remove applicable data protection obligations. Where personal data is involved, we process it in accordance with applicable law and our Website and Service Privacy Notice.
Your Rights
If you believe we hold personal data about you obtained from public sources and you wish to exercise your rights, please contact hello@keigen.co.uk. Where the data was processed by BuyerRecon on behalf of a customer, that customer may be the appropriate controller to contact first, but we will assist where appropriate.