Legal
Data Agreement
How SSSPL CARIBE, S.R.L. processes the personal data you enter into iBOS Legal. This agreement forms part of the Terms and Conditions.
Version 1.1.0 · In force since 12/10/2026
Data Processing Agreement
Data Collection
1. Purpose
This Agreement governs the processing of the personal data that the User enters into IBOS LEGAL, in respect of which SSSPL CARIBE, S.R.L. acts as technology provider and Data Processor.
2. Responsibilities
The User is responsible for having a lawful basis to process the personal data it uploads to the Platform, for complying with the applicable regulations, and for responding to the rights of the data subjects.
Data Processing
Responsibilities
SSSPL CARIBE, S.R.L. will process that data solely to provide the contracted service, in accordance with the User's instructions, the Terms and Conditions and the applicable law.
Data Storage
3. Security and confidentiality
SSSPL CARIBE, S.R.L. will maintain reasonable security and confidentiality measures to protect the information processed, and may use technology providers that help deliver the service, subject to appropriate security obligations.
4. Incidents
In the event of security incidents that significantly affect the data processed, SSSPL CARIBE, S.R.L. will notify the User within a reasonable period, where applicable.
Data Management
5. Retention and deletion
Once the contractual relationship ends, the data may be deleted, returned where technically possible, or retained for the period required by legal obligations, backup or legal defence.
General Provisions
6. Governing law
This Agreement forms an integral part of the IBOS LEGAL Terms and Conditions of Use and is governed by the laws of the Dominican Republic.
Schedule of key terms
- Version
- 1.1.0
- Valid until
- No expiry date
- Retention after the contract ends
- 90 days
- Notice of a security incident
- Within 72 hours
- Storage region
- United States
- Encryption at rest
- Yes
- Sub-processors
- Allowed
- At the end of the contract
- Data is deleted
- Governing law
- Dominican Republic