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AudienceLens Data Processing Agreement

Intuitus Ltd | Working draft | 23 May 2026 | Version 0.2

Prepared for practical customer/procurement use. Working draft for legal and technical review before signature or publication.

Status and use
This draft is intended for business-to-business customers where Intuitus Ltd provides AudienceLens as a processor for customer-submitted content. It should be reviewed by a solicitor and checked against the final production architecture, customer contract, subprocessors, hosting regions, AI/model provider terms, deletion controls and security measures before signature.

1. Parties and background

This Data Processing Agreement (DPA) forms part of the agreement between:

PartyRole in this DPADetails
CustomerController[Customer legal name and registered details]
Intuitus LtdProcessorProvider/operator of AudienceLens. Company details and registered address to be inserted/confirmed. Privacy contact: privacy@[confirm-domain].

AudienceLens is a message-testing and audience-review workspace. It is primarily intended to support communications material that is intended for publication or external distribution. It is not intended for safeguarding files, health records, donor financial records, payment card data, HR files or confidential case-management records unless expressly agreed in writing and assessed separately.

2. Roles

3. Processing details

ItemDescription
Subject matterProvision, support, maintenance and security of AudienceLens.
DurationThe term of the customer agreement plus the deletion/return period described in this DPA and the Retention Statement.
Nature of processingHosting, storing, organising, analysing, generating outputs, improving drafts, autosave/versioning, collaboration, audit logging, troubleshooting, support, backup and deletion.
PurposeTo provide the contracted AudienceLens service and related support, security, maintenance, administration and compliance.
Data subjectsCustomer authorised users; customer staff; prospects, supporters, partners, public figures or other people included in customer-submitted copy/context; people included in support or account records.
Personal data categoriesNames, job roles, work emails, user identifiers, account details, message content, organisation context, audience notes, location selections, reports, outputs, usage data, logs, support records and billing/contact details where applicable.
Special category dataNot expected or permitted unless expressly agreed in writing and covered by a DPIA, additional safeguards and additional terms.
Children dataNot expected or permitted unless expressly agreed in writing and assessed separately.
Data sensitivityGenerally low to moderate because the core content is normally pre-publication/public communications material; risk remains for pre-publication confidentiality, account data, logs and incidental personal data.

4. Customer instructions

Intuitus Ltd will process customer personal data only on documented Customer instructions. Documented instructions include the customer agreement, this DPA, product configuration, authorised user actions, support requests and any written instructions accepted by Intuitus Ltd.

If Intuitus Ltd considers an instruction to infringe applicable data protection law, it will inform the Customer unless prohibited from doing so by law.

5. Processor obligations

Intuitus Ltd will:

6. Customer obligations

The Customer will:

7. Subprocessors

Intuitus Ltd may appoint subprocessors to provide AudienceLens. The current subprocessor list must be completed before customer use. Intuitus Ltd will impose written data protection obligations on subprocessors that are materially equivalent to this DPA, taking into account the nature of the services provided.

Subprocessor categoryLikely serviceData processedStatus
Hosting/cloud providerApplication hosting, storage, networkingCustomer content, account data, logsTBC - confirm provider, region and transfer mechanism
Database/auth providerDatabase, authentication, access controlsAccount data, customer content, authentication logsTBC
AI/model/API providerReport generation, signal summaries, improvement suggestionsPrompts, customer content, outputs and metadataTBC - confirm retention, training, location and deletion terms
Analytics providerProduct/website analyticsUsage events, device info, identifiersTBC - block non-essential analytics until consent/exemption position is confirmed
Email/support/CRM providerTransactional emails, support tickets, customer communicationsContact details, message metadata, support contentTBC
Payment providerBilling and payment processing if usedBilling contacts and payment metadataTBC / if applicable

Customer notice process: Intuitus Ltd will give reasonable notice of material new subprocessors, normally at least 30 days where practical, and will allow Customers to object on reasonable data-protection grounds. If an objection cannot be resolved, the parties should follow the remedies set out in the main agreement.

8. AI/model provider terms

9. International transfers

Where customer personal data is transferred outside the UK, Intuitus Ltd will ensure that an appropriate transfer mechanism is in place where required, such as adequacy regulations, the UK International Data Transfer Agreement, the UK Addendum to EU Standard Contractual Clauses, or another lawful safeguard. Intuitus Ltd will assess relevant transfer risks and apply supplementary measures where appropriate.

10. Security measures

Intuitus Ltd will maintain appropriate technical and organisational measures for AudienceLens. Minimum working controls include:

Control areaDraft measure
GovernanceNamed privacy/security owner, supplier review, security awareness and confidentiality obligations.
Access controlUnique accounts, least privilege, MFA where available, role-based access, periodic access reviews and leaver removal.
Application/infrastructure securityTLS in transit, encryption at rest where supported, environment separation, secure secret management, vulnerability/dependency review, patching and secure configuration.
Customer content handlingLogical workspace separation, restricted staff access, support access only where needed, deletion/export controls and no cross-customer context sharing.
Logging/monitoringSecurity-relevant event logging with access restricted and retention aligned to the Retention Statement.
Backups/resilienceRegular backups, restricted backup access, restore testing and rolling overwrite/deletion.
Incident responseTriage, breach assessment, customer notification, corrective action and post-incident review.

11. Personal data breaches

Intuitus Ltd will notify the Customer without undue delay after becoming aware of a personal data breach affecting customer personal data. The notice should include, where available:

The Customer remains responsible for regulator or individual notifications where it is controller, unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.

12. Data subject requests

If Intuitus Ltd receives a request concerning customer content for which the Customer is controller, Intuitus Ltd will not respond substantively unless instructed by the Customer. Intuitus Ltd will either refer the requester to the Customer or notify the Customer, subject to law and identity/security checks.

For Intuitus Ltd controller data, Intuitus Ltd will handle rights requests under its own privacy process.

13. Deletion and return

14. Audit and evidence

The Customer may request reasonable evidence of compliance, such as a security summary, Cyber Essentials certificate when issued, subprocessor list, retention statement, completed security questionnaire, or supplier trust materials. Intrusive or on-site audits must be subject to reasonable notice, confidentiality, scope limits, no access to other customers data, and no material disruption to the service.

15. Liability and order of precedence

This DPA governs data protection matters if there is a conflict with the main agreement. Commercial liability, warranties, indemnities, service levels and fees should be handled in the main agreement unless expressly stated otherwise.

16. Signatures

For CustomerFor Intuitus Ltd
Name: Title: Date: Signature:Name: Title: Date: Signature: