Privacy Policy

1. Overview and non-disclosure commitment

Aday Interactive, Inc. (“Aday Interactive,” “we,” “us”) operates YaContesta.pro as a bilingual intake automation service for South Florida companies, built on encrypted third-party infrastructure. We do not sell, rent, or otherwise monetize company data or your customers' contact information with third-party data brokers or advertising networks, under any circumstances.

2. Information we collect

From this website. If you submit the consultation form, we collect your name, company name, contact details, and whatever you write in the message field. Standard technical data (browser, approximate location from IP, pages visited) is generated by hosting infrastructure regardless of any analytics we choose to run. See the Cookie Policy for exactly what this site sets today.

From a subscribed company. Account registration details, technician calendar settings, billing information, and staff login audit logs are company data. Web intake form responses, contact details, service address and job details, preferred appointment windows, and two-way message logs submitted by callers through your configured forms belong to you, and are handled under the processing terms described below.

3. How we use information

Website call data is used to respond to your consultation request and, if you become a client, to configure your account. Company data is used to operate and support your subscription. Customer data moving through a subscribed company’s account is used solely to provide the intake automation service to that company, not for our own marketing, and not aggregated across companies for any purpose beyond the reporting features described on that account’s dashboard.

4. Text messages and phone calls

If you give us your mobile number on the call form, you are agreeing that we may text you about that call and about setting up service. We use it for that. We do not sell, rent, or pass your number to third-party marketers, and we do not share it with anyone outside the vendors that actually carry the message.

You can stop the messages at any time by replying STOP, or ALTO or PARE if you are texting us in Spanish. Replying HELP or AYUDA returns contact information. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply through your carrier. Opting out of texts does not opt you out of email, and it does not affect service to a company that already subscribes.

Messages your company sends to its own customers are a separate matter. When a subscribed company uses this service to text or call the people who contact it, that company is the sender. It is responsible for having a lawful basis to contact them, for honouring opt-outs, and for compliance with the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Florida’s telemarketing rules. We configure the opt-out handling and the Spanish keywords; we do not supply the consent, and we cannot verify it on your behalf.

Calls placed or received through the AI voice agent may be recorded or transcribed where a company has enabled that. Recording law varies by state and Florida requires all-party consent. A company that turns recording on is responsible for the notice its callers receive.

5. Technical and physical safeguards

YaContesta.pro is built on a third-party provider’s encrypted infrastructure. That provider is named, with everything else that touches your data, in Section 11 of the Terms of Use. The technical safeguards below are provided by that platform; Aday Interactive is responsible for enabling and configuring them correctly for each company, including turning on the security mode per sub-account, which is never assumed and always checked before go-live.

Full detail on what is and is not covered, including what we cannot yet confirm, lives on the Messaging & Consent page. We would rather point you to the longer, more honest answer than compress it here.

6. The processing chain

A subscribed company is the controller of its own customer data. Aday Interactive, Inc. processes that data on the company’s instructions, and in turn relies on the platform provider, which operates the underlying platform as a subcontractor and maintains its own agreements with its subprocessors for messaging, telephony, email delivery, and hosting. We will provide our current subprocessor position on request.

Responsibility is shared: the platform provides technical safeguards, we configure them, and a subscribed company maintains its own policies, training, and workforce controls. No vendor, including us, can make a company compliant on its own, and no one is “TCPA certified,” because no such certification exists for anyone.

7. Cookies and similar technologies

This website’s use of cookies is covered in full in the Cookie Policy, including exactly what is set today and what is not.

8. Payment processing

Subscription payments are handled by a third-party payment processor. Card numbers are submitted to that processor directly and are not stored on our systems. What we retain is the billing contact, the plan, and the transaction record we need for accounting and support. The processor handles that data under its own terms and privacy policy.

9. Security, stated plainly

The platform provides encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, and audit logging, and we configure them per company. Those are real protections and they are described in Section 5.

They are not a guarantee. No method of transmitting data over the internet and no method of electronic storage is completely secure, and any vendor who tells you otherwise is selling something. We use commercially reasonable measures and we cannot promise that a breach will never happen. If one affects your company’s data, our obligations to notify you are set out in the Terms of Use and in Florida’s Information Protection Act, which runs on a tighter clock than most people expect.

10. Your data rights, export, and portability

A subscribed company retains ownership of its own customer records and contact lists. On request, we will export your contacts, form submissions, and pipeline history in a standard tabular format, and we will not withhold your data or condition its release on anything.

Two limits we state plainly rather than let anyone discover later. First, the underlying platform does not publish a guaranteed export format, retention period, or deletion timeline for customer data, so our commitment is to act promptly and in good faith rather than to a documented service level we do not control. Second, a sub-account can only be transferred to another agency that also holds the platform’s equivalent agency plan, so moving to a partner who does not hold it means migrating data rather than transferring the account.

We are seeking written clarification from the platform on both points and will update this policy when we have it. Ask us about this on your call; we would rather answer it before you sign than after.

11. State privacy rights

Residents of several states have statutory rights to see, correct, delete, or obtain a copy of the personal information a business holds about them. Whether a given statute binds us turns on revenue and volume thresholds that a business our size does not currently meet, and we are not going to claim a compliance status we have not earned.

What we will say is the part that matters to you in practice: we honour access, correction, and deletion requests for your own information whether or not a statute compels us to. Ask through the contact route in the last section. We may need to verify who you are before acting, and we may have to keep records a law or our own contracts require us to keep, including the consent history behind messages already sent. If we cannot delete something, we will tell you which obligation prevents it.

If you are a caller rather than a company, your records sit inside a company’s account and that company controls them. Send your request to the company. We will support them in answering it; we will not act on their customer records without their instruction.

12. Retention and deletion

We retain website call data for as long as reasonably needed to respond to it and, if you become a client, for the life of the relationship plus a limited period afterward for our own recordkeeping. For customer data inside a subscribed company’s account, retention and deletion follow that company’s own instructions and configuration, subject to the platform limitation described in Section 10 above.

13. If this business changes hands

If Aday Interactive is acquired, merged, or sells the assets behind this service, company and customer data would move with it, and the acquirer would be bound by the same commitments set out here and in the Terms of Use. We would notify subscribed companies before that happened, so a company that does not want to continue under new ownership has time to export its data and leave.

What happens if we stop operating altogether is a separate question with a real answer, and it is set out on the Messaging & Consent page rather than buried here.

14. Links to other sites

This site links to pages we do not run, the platform vendor, government and Census sources, and occasionally a competitor where naming one is more honest than not. Following a link takes you to someone else’s privacy companies, which we do not control and are not responsible for.

15. Children’s information

This website is directed to company owners and administrators, not to children. We do not knowingly collect information from children through this site. Information about minors that a company collects as part of its own customer intake is that company’s data, handled under its own consent and authorization processes.

16. Changes to this policy

We will update this page as our companies change, particularly as the open questions in Section 10 and on the Messaging & Consent page get answered in writing. The date at the top of this page reflects the last substantive revision.

17. Contact

Questions about this policy, or a request to export or delete your company’s data, can be directed through our contact page or by phone at (305) 209-8453.