Your data stays in Europe.
Raal is an Estonian company, built and operated in the EU. Your employee and shipment data is hosted in the European Economic Area, encrypted end to end, and deleted on a schedule we publish.
An EU company, not an EU region of something else
Raalio OÜ is a single Estonian legal entity. Bootstrapped, no foreign parent, no outside investors. There is no US holding company behind it and no board in another jurisdiction with a claim on your data.
Where a vendor is incorporated determines which laws reach your data, no matter where the servers sit. With Raal the answer is short: Estonia.
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Where your data actually lives
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We delete your data. Automatically.
Retention is on a published schedule, not a promise. Deletion runs on its own, whether or not anyone remembers to ask, and nothing is held longer than the service needs it.
After offboarding
An employee's personal data is deleted 90 days after their offboarding event, once they have left the company, their device has been returned to the company, and the order is fulfilled. Names, addresses, and contact details are gone.
Purged from backups
Deleted data is purged from backups within 7 days. Deletion means deletion, not archive.
After contract end
All platform contents, including account data such as user names and emails, are deleted within 75 days of contract end.
Account data, like the names and emails of the people who use the platform, is kept only while your contract is active, because the service needs it to run. The one exception after contract end: records we are legally required to keep, such as invoices and accounting data, are retained for the statutory period and nothing more.
Device records outlive the people attached to them. A device stays in your asset register with its full history after a holder is deleted, because the audit trail is about the hardware, not the person.
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