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If you participate in a sales call or online meeting.

We may record sales phone calls and online meetings for training, quality assurance, and administration purposes. We will always notify you before a call will be recorded and will obtain your consent where required by law.

What we collect: Audio and, if applicable, video content of recorded calls/meetings.

Why we collect it: To maintain high-quality interactions, train our sales teams, create call transcripts, keep records updated, and improve sales processes. This includes analyzing the content of such calls and online meetings using AI-powered tools to gain better insights into our interactions with our customers and prospects.

Legal basis: Your consent (if required) or our legitimate business interests.

Information collected automatically.

When you visit our websites, interact with our emails, or otherwise interact with our online content (such as videos or product demos), we automatically collect certain technical and usage information. In some jurisdictions, this information may be considered personal information under applicable data protection laws. In particular, we collect the following personal information from you automatically:

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