Privacy Policy

We collect two types of information about you: personal details that you give us and data that's automatically gathered.

Personal details we might take from you include your name, job title, company, email address, and phone number - details you give when you ask to be contacted by Perspicuity or want to download an article, for example.

If you're applying for a job with us, we'll also collect your work history details and the other information you have on your CV. We'll always be clear about what we're asking for and why and will ask you to explicitly agree to give us the information we need.

We may collect personal data such as your name, company position, address, telephone number, mobile number, email address, age, IP Address, and account usernames.

This site automatically registers your IP address and geographical location. We use Google Analytics and HubSpot to collect data that helps us understand how many people are visiting our website and how they find and use our pages. We may use that kind of navigational information alone or combined with your personal information to give you tailored information about our services or other things we think you might be interested in.

We keep both personal and automatically stored details of how you use this website for four years. At the end of that period, your data is automatically deleted.

If you've applied for a job with us, we hold on to your application data for up to a year. Under employment law, we have to keep all application data for a minimum of six months.

If you didn't get the job you applied for, we may send you details of other relevant posts during the 12 months that we have your information. At the end of this period, we will delete your information.

If you become a Perspicuity employee, the data we gathered about you during the recruitment process will become a part of your HR file. We'll let you know during your employment how long we'll keep your information for should you leave Perspicuity.

Like most other websites, this one uses cookies and other third party tracking technologies.

Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store on your computer so that they can recognise when you visit. Our cookies only help us to collect statistical data about you and your browsing activities. They help us to improve this website and give you a better, more personalised experience. Cookies help us to remember the choices you've made so that you only have to make them once - for example, if you've accepted cookies and submitted contact details to us via a form, your details will automatically populate across any of our other forms.

You can limit cookies using your personal browser settings. If you do this, our website might not work as well as it could.

Where you have consented to such use, we will use this information to contact you about products, services, events, and educational materials. To withdraw consent or manage your contact preferences, visit the Communications Preference Manage via the link which will be made available to you in all email communications that you receive from us.