What this site collects: nothing. Here is the longer version.
Short enough to read in full, which is the point. If anything here contradicts what you were told in an email, this page is what applies.
Two lines by email · no obligation · answered by the person who would do the work
No analytics, no cookies, no forms
There is no analytics script, no tag manager, no advertising pixel and no cookie of any kind. Nothing on this site sets one, which is why there is no consent banner: there is nothing to consent to.
There is no contact form either. The only way to reach us is email, which means nothing about you reaches us until you decide to write.
Nothing is loaded from anywhere else, either. The typefaces used to come from Google Fonts, which meant your IP address was visible to Google on every page view. They are now served from this domain, so opening any page here contacts exactly one server: this one. You can confirm it in the Network tab in about ten seconds.
Your file never leaves your machine
The browser check reads the CSV you choose using the file API built into your browser and does the matching in the page. No upload, no server, no storage, no account.
You can verify this rather than take our word for it: open DevTools, switch to the Network tab and run the check. There are no requests. Closing the tab is all the deletion that exists.
This is also why the free check needs no agreement, no NDA and no email address — no data changes hands, so there is nothing to govern.
What happens to files you send us
Exports, not access
We ask for files. No admin accounts, no API keys, no user created in your systems. You decide what leaves your building, and you can see it before it does.
The columns we do not need
Customer names, emails, phone numbers and addresses can be deleted before you send anything — the matching does not use them. What it needs is a reference, a date, a quantity and a value.
Where files sit while we work
On an encrypted disk, on machines we control, not on a shared drive and not in a third-party tool. They are not used to train anything and never appear in an example, a case study or on this site.
Deletion
Working files are deleted at the end of an engagement on request, and we confirm it in writing. Ask and it happens; you do not have to explain why.
If your data protection team needs paperwork: a mutual NDA and a data processing agreement are both fine, before anything moves. Security questionnaires get answered rather than dodged. Ask by email and you will have them the same week.
Where your address came from
Business contact details for people at companies that published a job advert describing the exact problem we work on — reporting assembled by hand, stock that will not reconcile, invoices nobody checks against the contract. The advert is public, the company is the subject, and the message is about work, not about you personally.
We do not buy consumer lists, we do not email personal addresses, and we do not write to people at companies that have asked us not to.
One line is enough, and it is permanent
Reply with “remove” and the address goes onto a suppression list. So does the rest of the company, not just you, so a colleague does not get the next one.
No form to fill in, no preference centre, no “we will reduce the frequency instead”. The suppression list is kept precisely so that nothing can be sent to you again by accident — that is the one case where keeping your address is the privacy-protecting option.
You can also ask what is held about you, ask for it to be corrected, or object to the processing altogether. Same address, same day.
The parts a lawyer would look for
- Who is responsible for the data. Oleksii Podpriatov, Bratislava, Slovakia, reachable at oleksii@slippagehq.com — a named person rather than a support queue, which is also who replies.
- What we rely on to email you. Legitimate interest in reaching a business about a problem it has published in a job advert, with an objection route in every message.
- How long things are kept. Outreach records while the conversation is live and for a short period after; suppression entries indefinitely, because their purpose is to stop contact. Client working files for the engagement, then deleted on request.
- Who else sees it. The email is sent through an email provider and hosted by a mail host; those are the only processors involved in a first contact. Nothing is shared with anyone else, sold, or used for anything other than the conversation you are in.
- Where it is. Processing takes place in the EU, with the email and hosting providers' standard terms applying to anything that leaves it.
- Complaints. Write to us first — it is faster. You also have the right to complain to your national data protection authority.
This page changes when the practice changes, not on a schedule. If it matters to you, the honest thing is to ask by email and get an answer you can keep.
Two lines by email. No form, no calendar link.
Which two systems, roughly what size, what you have already tried. You get a straight answer the same working day — including “this is not something we would help with”, when that is the honest one.
Two lines by email · no obligation · answered by the person who would do the work