How we use your data

Why we receive your data

To prepare the report you asked for, send it to you by email and answer your questions about it. If you ticked the box for it, we also send you up to 3 follow-up emails over 14 days. Each one contains a link to stop receiving them.

What we receive

• Your first name and your email address.
• Your answers to the form: your profile (brand, reseller or other), your advertising spend range, your marketplaces and, depending on the tool, where else you sell (brand website, shops, Vendor account), your revenue (online or on Amazon), your answers to the DSP diagnostic (requests made before 1 Oct 2026) and your answer to the question “Where does your brand stand on Amazon?”.
• What you give us for the capture: the link to your listing, your brand, your searches.
• The capture of Amazon's public pages made for your report. For the tool “Is your brand sold on Amazon without you?”, your report names the public stores selling your products, their country and their prices, as Amazon shows them, never their contact details.
• Your IP address, to limit the number of analyses per day and block abuse, and the campaign parameters in the address of the page (source, medium, campaign). They are saved with your request, with or without your consent to the detailed visit measurement, so that we know which ad or page a request comes from.

We ask for no password and no access to your Amazon account.

Your file (tool “How much of your Amazon ad spend buys nothing?”)

The file you drop is read in your browser, on your computer. It is never sent. We only receive the results of the calculation: the totals, and lists of terms (flagged terms and the terms that spend the most), with their campaign and their line in the file (20 terms per list at most), to send you the details.

How long we keep it

Your request, your answers and your report are kept for 90 days, then deleted. The link to your report stops working after that.

Who we share it with

We do not sell or rent your data, and we do not share it with any other company for commercial purposes, except, with your consent, for the measurement of our ads by Meta described below. Your data is hosted by the technical providers that run the tool (website hosting, database, capture of Amazon pages), who process it on our behalf. The database of the tool is hosted in the European Union (Ireland). The capture provider only receives the link to the listing, the brand and the searches to capture.

Cookies, browser storage and audience measurement

The pages of the tools set no cookie without your consent, apart from the “tarteaucitron” cookie, which keeps your choice for six months. The consent banner is loaded from the jsDelivr delivery network, which receives your IP address.

Only with your consent (banner shown on your first visit), we use the Meta pixel, provided by Meta Platforms Ireland, to measure the visits that come from our ads on Facebook and Instagram. It sets the “_fbp” and “fr” cookies and sends Meta the page viewed and these steps, identified only by the name of the tool or of the page: tool started, result shown (for the DSP diagnostic: the verdict being shown, without the verdict or its reason), request sent, click to book a meeting, meeting booked. With the request sent, it also sends an indicative value, from 0 to 200, derived from the ad budget bracket you ticked or, for a budget under €2,000 a month, from the Amazon revenue you gave, so that our ads reach comparable brands. It sends neither your name, nor your email address, nor your other answers, nor the figures of your reports. Meta may process this data in the United States, under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. You can withdraw your consent at any time with the icon at the bottom left of each page.

On the “Free audit” page, the booking button takes you to iClosed, the scheduling tool we use. It passes on the campaign parameters in the page address (source, campaign, ad), so that we know which ad a meeting comes from. What you then enter on iClosed is processed to organise the meeting.

Detailed visit measurement. Only with your consent (banner, service “Detailed visit measurement”), we measure visits without cookies, as grouped statistics, with Vercel Web Analytics, the tool of our hosting provider Vercel Inc. (United States; transfer covered by the EU-US Data Privacy Framework): the pages viewed, the site you come from, the campaign that brought you (the utm_ parameters of the address), your approximate location (country, region, city), the type of device, the system and the browser, and these steps: page kept on screen for 10 seconds, click on a button leading to a tool, answers to the questions of the tools page, tool started, tutorial opened, file read (successfully or not, its format and, when it is not read, the type of report recognised: Sponsored Brands, Display, Amazon DSP, Sponsored TV or several ad products), result shown, request sent (and whether it matches our target), answers saved on the waiting screen, verdict of the DSP diagnostic and its main reason, click to book a meeting, meeting booked. To count a visitor only once a day, the service creates an identifier from the request it receives; according to Vercel, it is deleted after 24 hours. These measurements contain neither your name, nor your email address, nor the details of your answers, nor the figures of your reports. Without your consent, nothing is sent to Vercel. You can withdraw your consent at any time with the icon at the bottom left of each page. Report pages (/r/ link) and the administration are not measured.

If you tick “Remember me on this device” in a form, your first name, your email, your role, your advertising budget and your marketplaces are kept in your browser, on your device, for 90 days at most, so we do not ask for them again in the other tools. They are only sent to us with a new request. Your revenue and your consent to follow-up emails are never kept: you are asked for them each time. To erase everything: “Not you?” in the form, send a request with the box unticked, or clear this site's data in your browser.

Your rights

You can ask to access, correct or delete your data at any time: write to contact@skyvision-agency.com, or simply reply to one of our emails. To stop receiving follow-up emails, use the link in each of them. You can also object to processing based on our legitimate interest and lodge a complaint with the CNIL (www.cnil.fr), the French data protection authority.

Who is responsible

SKYVISION, Amazon Ads agency: SKYVISION SAS, Bureau 326, 78 avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris, France. Contact: contact@skyvision-agency.com. See also the legal information of the site.

Page updated on 21 Oct 2026.