Security and privacy
What we cannot document is not here. Placepoint is a Norwegian company, the data is stored in the EU, and the people who answer security questions are the same people who build the product.
Safe to use
Privacy in the data
Where the Land Registry lists a private person as a party, you see "Private person" and their ownership share, with no name, Organization Number or national identity number. Companies are shown with their full name and Organization Number.
Each field shows where the figure comes from, so you can check the basis for a report or a board decision.
Placepoint AS is the data controller under the GDPR. Data is stored and processed in the EU, with data processing agreements with all third parties.
The data comes from public registers such as Kartverket, Brønnøysundregistrene and the municipalities, and from licensed suppliers. The data source pages show who supplies what.
The documents
What data we process, why, and what rights you have.
Read the policyAgreementThe terms for Fusion, Placepoint API, Placepoint AI and Leads.
Read the termsBrowserWhat we store in your browser on placepoint.no, and what you can turn off.
Read about cookiesSourcesWho supplies each dataset, and how often it is updated.
All sourcesIn the EU. Both storage and processing take place within the EU, and this applies to all products: Fusion, Placepoint API, Placepoint AI and Leads.
Yes. Placepoint is the data controller, and we have data processing agreements with all third parties that process data on our behalf. Our agreement with you follows the standard terms; see Terms of use.
Not by name. Private persons in the Land Registry are shown as "Private person" with their ownership share. National identity numbers are not in the data.
Yes. Send your questions to support@placepoint.no and we will answer what we can document. If we cannot document something, we will tell you.
Your own datasets in Fusion belong to you. They are stored in the EU, shared only with the users you give access to, and deleted when you ask us to.
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