Privacy Policy
Last Updated: October 15, 2026
Effective Date: October 15, 2026
At LeadMondo, protecting information, respecting individual privacy, and maintaining responsible data practices are fundamental to how we operate.
LeadMondo (https://leadmondo.com) is a global B2B data intelligence and customized data research service operated by Hir Infotech Pvt. Ltd., India (“LeadMondo,” “Company,” “we,” “our,” or “us”).
We provide business contact databases, company information, decision-maker intelligence, data enrichment, lead generation data, and specialized research services. We also undertake separately authorized healthcare and patient-data processing projects under appropriate contractual and legal safeguards.
We recognize that business contact information and patient health information require different levels of protection. We handle these categories separately and apply safeguards appropriate to the nature, sensitivity, and legal requirements of the information involved.
This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect, how we use it, where it comes from, when it may be disclosed, how long it is retained, and the rights available to individuals.
1. Scope of This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to information processed in connection with:
Our website, https://leadmondo.com.
Customer inquiries, accounts, purchases, and payments.
B2B company and professional contact databases.
Customized prospect research, data verification, and enrichment.
Healthcare professional and healthcare organization databases.
Separately contracted patient health-data processing projects.
Customer service and business communications.
Website analytics, cookies, and security technologies.
Individual privacy, correction, objection, and deletion requests.
For our own commercial data products, customer relationships, and website operations, LeadMondo generally determines the purposes and means of processing and may act as a data controller or equivalent responsible organization.
For customer-supplied information processed exclusively under a customer’s documented instructions, we may act as a data processor, service provider, or, where applicable, a HIPAA business associate or subcontractor.
Such processing may be governed by additional Data Processing Agreements (DPAs), Business Associate Agreements (BAAs), Data Use Agreements (DUAs), or other legally required agreements.
Where a separate agreement imposes stricter privacy or security requirements, those requirements apply to the relevant project.
2. Categories of Information We Collect
The information we process depends on the nature of our relationship with you and the services involved.
2.1 Customer and Business Account Information
We may collect:
Full name.
Company or organization name.
Email address and telephone number.
Business address and billing information.
Job title and professional details.
Order history and service requirements.
Payment transaction references and payment status.
Customer support requests and correspondence.
Other information voluntarily provided during business communications.
2.2 Business and Professional Contact Information
Our commercial B2B data services may include:
Professional names and designations.
Company names and business website addresses.
Business email addresses.
Work telephone numbers and direct-dial numbers.
Professional mobile numbers, where lawfully obtained.
Business addresses and geographic locations.
Department, seniority, and professional responsibilities.
Industry and company classifications.
Company size and other organizational attributes.
Relevant professional experience and business affiliations.
Publicly available professional profile information.
Business-related segmentation and targeting information.
Certain information may be personal information under applicable law even when it relates to a person’s professional activities.
2.3 Healthcare Professional Information
We may collect and provide business-related information about:
Doctors and physicians.
Medical specialists and surgeons.
Dentists and other licensed healthcare professionals.
Clinics and medical practices.
Hospitals and healthcare organizations.
Practice managers and medical administrators.
Healthcare executives and procurement decision-makers.
Other healthcare-related business professionals.
Such datasets may contain professional identifiers, including National Provider Identifier (NPI) numbers where applicable, professional contact information, practice addresses, organizational affiliations, specialties, and publicly available professional details.
These commercial healthcare-professional datasets are separate from patient medical records and protected patient health information.
2.4 Patient Health Information — Authorized Projects Only
For separately authorized projects, we may process patient-related information supplied or otherwise made available through an approved and lawful arrangement.
Depending on the project, this information may include:
Patient identifiers and contact information.
Medical histories and clinical records.
Diagnoses, treatment information, and relevant clinical data.
Prescription, procedure, or laboratory information.
Healthcare service and administrative records.
Clinical research or study-related information.
Claims, billing, and healthcare operations data.
De-identified, pseudonymized, or limited healthcare datasets.
Other health-related information specifically permitted under the applicable project agreement and law.
We do not collect all these categories for every project. The permitted data categories and purposes must be established before processing begins.
Patient health information is handled as restricted project information and is not included in ordinary commercial B2B lead databases.
2.5 Website and Technical Information
When visitors use our website, we and authorized service providers may collect:
IP addresses.
Browser and device information.
Operating system information.
Website pages visited.
Referral sources.
Visit timestamps and session information.
Cookie and similar identifiers.
Security and fraud-prevention information.
Such information may be collected through cookies, server logs, analytics technologies, and website security services.
3. How We Obtain Information
Depending on the service and applicable law, information may be obtained from:
Direct submissions: Website forms, purchases, inquiries, customer communications, and other information provided directly to us.
Publicly accessible business sources: Company websites, business directories, professional profiles, corporate announcements, official business registries, government databases, and other legally accessible sources.
Third-party providers: Business information vendors, data research partners, data enrichment providers, and other authorized sources.
Independent research: Information compiled, enriched, validated, and updated through research tools, automated methods, and human verification.
Customer-provided information: Information supplied by customers for authorized research, verification, enrichment, database management, or processing services.
Authorized healthcare sources: Information provided by healthcare organizations, healthcare technology providers, research organizations, or other authorized parties under appropriate legal and contractual arrangements.
We assess relevant legal conditions and data-use restrictions when obtaining information.
The fact that information is publicly accessible does not automatically mean that its collection, use, or commercial disclosure is unrestricted.
Where required, we provide appropriate privacy information to individuals whose data is obtained indirectly, including relevant categories, sources, purposes, recipients, and available rights.
4. Purposes for Which We Process Information
We process information for purposes that may include:
Delivering B2B contact databases and company information.
Researching and identifying relevant business prospects.
Preparing customized industry-specific or geographic datasets.
Verifying and enriching professional contact information.
Performing customer-requested data cleansing and validation.
Managing orders, billing, and payments.
Providing technical support and customer communications.
Operating and improving website functionality.
Detecting fraud and preventing unauthorized access.
Maintaining data quality and suppression records.
Handling privacy requests and legal obligations.
Performing authorized healthcare data services.
Carrying out separately approved clinical, healthcare research, analytical, or administrative projects.
Maintaining appropriate audit, accountability, and security records.
Patient health information is processed only for the purposes authorized by the applicable agreement and legal framework.
We do not use patient health information obtained through restricted healthcare projects to build unrelated commercial lead lists, conduct general marketing, or enrich our independent B2B prospect databases.
5. Legal Bases for Processing
Where the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), UK GDPR, or similar laws apply, we rely on an appropriate legal basis for each relevant processing activity.
Depending on the circumstances, this may include:
Contractual necessity: To fulfill service agreements, process orders, and manage customer relationships.
Legitimate interests: For certain lawful business research, data accuracy, fraud prevention, B2B information services, or related business purposes, where the processing is necessary and the interests and rights of individuals do not override those interests.
Consent: Where consent is required for a particular activity, including certain electronic marketing, website tracking, or sensitive-data processing.
Legal obligations: To comply with applicable regulatory, accounting, tax, privacy, or other legal requirements.
Other authorized legal grounds: Where a specific law permits processing for healthcare operations, research, public interest, legal claims, or another recognized purpose.
For personal health information subject to GDPR Article 9, an appropriate Article 6 legal basis and a separate valid Article 9 condition must both be established.
Explicit consent may be required in certain circumstances, but consent is not the only possible lawful condition and may not be sufficient where another legal restriction applies.
We do not treat customer instructions or commercial interest alone as legal authorization for sensitive-data processing.
6. B2B Data Products and Commercial Disclosures
LeadMondo provides business information and professional contact databases to organizations for legitimate commercial activities such as:
B2B sales prospecting.
Market research.
Business development.
Account-based marketing.
Professional outreach.
Industry and company research.
Other lawful business intelligence purposes.
These products may contain personal information relating to identifiable business professionals.
LeadMondo may sell or otherwise commercially disclose qualifying professional contact information to business customers where permitted by applicable law.
We recognize that such transactions may constitute sales of personal information under certain privacy laws, including applicable U.S. state legislation.
We do not represent that professional contact information is automatically exempt from privacy laws.
Customers must independently ensure that their intended use of the data is lawful.
Purchasing a LeadMondo database does not automatically establish consent to send marketing emails, place telephone calls, send SMS messages, or conduct other communications.
We may restrict data delivery, require additional information, or decline orders that present unacceptable legal, privacy, or security risks.
7. Healthcare Professional Databases
LeadMondo offers customized business contact databases covering healthcare organizations and professionals.
These services may include doctors’ professional email addresses, practice telephone numbers, medical specialties, NPI numbers, hospital affiliations, business locations, and healthcare decision-maker details.
Such information is supplied for lawful professional, commercial, operational, or research purposes.
Our healthcare-professional databases are not intended to contain identifiable patient medical histories, patient diagnoses, treatment records, or other patient health information requiring separate authorization.
We distinguish professional business information from patient-related sensitive information and apply the relevant legal requirements to each category.
8. Patient Health-Data Processing and HIPAA
LeadMondo may undertake separately authorized projects involving patient health information.
These services are not part of our standard B2B contact database products and are governed by project-specific authorization, contractual controls, and applicable privacy and security requirements.
8.1 HIPAA Applicability
Where a project involves Protected Health Information (PHI) subject to the U.S. Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the HIPAA Privacy Rule, Security Rule, Breach Notification Rule, and applicable HITECH Act provisions may govern the processing.
Where LeadMondo acts as a business associate or subcontractor, we require an appropriate Business Associate Agreement before receiving or processing PHI in that capacity.
A BAA must define the authorized purposes, permitted disclosures, security requirements, incident reporting, subcontractor obligations, and return or destruction arrangements.
Other healthcare research arrangements may require a HIPAA authorization, waiver, Data Use Agreement, or another legally recognized mechanism, depending on the nature of the activity.
A BAA alone does not authorize otherwise prohibited processing or disclosure of PHI.
8.2 Restrictions on Patient Health Information
For restricted healthcare projects:
Patient information is processed only for specifically approved purposes.
Access is limited to personnel with a legitimate project requirement.
Relevant confidentiality and security requirements apply.
Patient information is not incorporated into our general B2B databases.
PHI is not sold through LeadMondo’s ordinary commercial contact-list products.
Information is not reused for unrelated advertising, prospecting, or independent commercial marketing.
Subcontractor access requires applicable authorization, contractual restrictions, and safeguards.
Information is returned, deleted, or otherwise managed according to applicable law and the governing project agreement.
We do not accept a customer’s request as sufficient authorization to disclose or commercialize patient medical records.
8.3 Sensitive Health Information Under Other Laws
Some healthcare data is regulated even when HIPAA does not apply.
Where relevant, projects may also be subject to:
GDPR and UK GDPR protections for health information.
Applicable U.S. state consumer health privacy laws.
Canadian federal or provincial health information laws.
Australian health privacy requirements.
India’s applicable personal data protection and healthcare information requirements.
Brazil’s LGPD.
Other country-specific medical confidentiality or personal information laws.
We assess the legal requirements applicable to the relevant project, source, destination, and processing purpose.
8.4 Specially Protected Records
Certain information, including substance use disorder treatment records, mental health records, genetic information, reproductive health information, or children’s health information, may be subject to additional legal restrictions.
Where applicable, we require additional authorization, contractual controls, and safeguards before undertaking such processing.
Projects involving U.S. substance use disorder records may be subject to 42 CFR Part 2.
8.5 Data Minimization and De-Identification
Healthcare projects are limited to information reasonably necessary for their authorized purposes, consistent with applicable legal requirements.
Where appropriate, information may be de-identified, aggregated, or pseudonymized.
De-identification does not automatically permit unrestricted use. The applicable legal standard, contractual restrictions, and re-identification risks must be considered.
We do not attempt to re-identify properly de-identified patient information unless expressly authorized and legally permitted.
8.6 Healthcare Project Transfers
Sensitive patient information should be exchanged only through an approved, appropriately secured transfer method.
Customers should not submit patient medical records or PHI through general website inquiry forms, public checkout fields, or ordinary business support communications.
Specific submission, storage, access, transfer, and deletion requirements will be provided through the applicable healthcare project agreement.
8.7 Patient Privacy Requests
When LeadMondo processes patient data on behalf of a healthcare customer, the customer or relevant healthcare organization may be responsible for responding to certain individual rights requests.
We assist the responsible organization as required by the applicable agreement and law.
Individuals may also contact privacy@leadmondo.com, and we will direct or handle the request according to our legal responsibilities and contractual role.
9. When Information Is Shared
Depending on the information involved and the applicable legal restrictions, LeadMondo may share information with:
Business Customers: Qualifying professional contact records and company information purchased through our commercial services.
Authorized Healthcare Customers: Patient-related information processed or returned strictly within the scope of authorized projects.
Service Providers: Approved infrastructure, cloud hosting, technical, security, data processing, and related vendors supporting our operations.
Payment Providers: PayPal and relevant payment infrastructure providers.
Analytics and Security Providers: Google Analytics, Google reCAPTCHA, and other technologies used to measure or protect website operations.
Professional Advisers: Legal, accounting, compliance, or auditing professionals where necessary.
Regulatory or Legal Authorities: Where disclosure is required or permitted by applicable law.
Business Successors: In connection with a legitimate merger, acquisition, restructuring, or transfer, subject to applicable confidentiality and privacy obligations.
Access to restricted healthcare information is limited to recipients authorized by the relevant project agreements and law.
We do not make patient health information available to ordinary B2B data customers.
10. Data Security and Confidentiality
LeadMondo maintains secured cloud storage and internal on-premises systems with restricted staff access.
Our security approach includes administrative, organizational, and technical controls appropriate to the nature and sensitivity of the information processed.
These include, as applicable:
Role-based access permissions.
Restricted employee and project-level access.
Authentication and access management.
Secure network and infrastructure administration.
Confidentiality obligations for authorized personnel.
Secure data transmission and storage controls.
Security monitoring and incident response.
Controlled retention, deletion, and information disposal.
Appropriate backup and recovery arrangements.
Security reviews and risk-based protective measures.
For projects involving electronic PHI, the relevant administrative, physical, and technical safeguards required under the HIPAA Security Rule must be implemented before such processing takes place.
These may include risk analysis, access control, audit controls, transmission security, workforce procedures, and other measures required by the applicable legal and contractual framework.
No electronic storage or communication system can guarantee absolute security. We nevertheless take information protection seriously and maintain processes for identifying, assessing, and responding to security incidents.
11. Data Retention and Deletion
We retain information according to its purpose, sensitivity, contractual requirements, and applicable law.
11.1 Standard Customer Project Files
For ordinary B2B research and data delivery projects, temporary working files, research exports, and operational delivery copies are generally retained for up to 45 calendar days following order completion.
After this period, such files are deleted or securely disposed of from active operational storage unless an applicable legal obligation or agreed exception requires otherwise.
11.2 Patient Health-Data Projects
Patient health information is subject to a separate retention schedule determined by the project agreement, relevant privacy laws, and applicable healthcare record requirements.
The standard 45-day B2B project retention period does not automatically apply to patient health information.
Depending on the project, sensitive data may need to be deleted, returned, or retained under restricted conditions for a shorter or longer period.
Where a HIPAA BAA applies, the handling of PHI at contract termination is governed by the BAA and applicable law, including return or destruction where feasible and continued protections where retention is legally or contractually necessary.
11.3 Customer and Financial Records
Transaction details, invoices, accounting records, order history, and related business correspondence may be retained for the applicable contractual, accounting, tax, dispute-resolution, and legal periods.
11.4 Business Contact Records
Independently maintained business databases may be updated, verified, restricted, or removed in accordance with our data retention practices and applicable privacy rights.
The temporary 45-day project-file retention period does not automatically determine the retention period of separately maintained business databases.
11.5 Privacy Suppression Records
We may retain limited suppression identifiers and privacy-request records where necessary to honor objections, prevent prohibited re-collection or resale, and demonstrate compliance.
11.6 Backups
Data may remain temporarily in restricted backups until deleted under applicable backup retention and disposal procedures.
Where legally required, we take appropriate steps to ensure deletion or correction obligations are reflected in relevant systems and recipients.
12. Website Payments, Cookies, and Analytics
12.1 PayPal
LeadMondo uses PayPal to facilitate online payments.
PayPal may collect and process payment information necessary to complete transactions.
We may receive payment confirmations, transaction identifiers, payer details, billing information, and order amounts.
Complete card information processed directly by PayPal is not ordinarily stored by LeadMondo.
PayPal maintains its own privacy practices.
https://www.paypal.com/in/legalhub/paypal/privacy-full
12.2 Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics to understand website usage, visitor activity, traffic sources, and performance.
Google Analytics may process device information, interaction data, cookies, and other technical identifiers according to the website’s configuration.
Where required, we obtain consent before placing or accessing non-essential analytics cookies or using equivalent technologies.
12.3 Google reCAPTCHA
We use Google reCAPTCHA to help protect website forms and functions against spam, malicious activity, and automated abuse.
Google may process technical and interaction information under its applicable privacy terms.
Google Privacy Policy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
12.4 Cookie Preferences
Visitors may manage cookies through available website controls and browser settings.
Where required by law, non-essential technologies are activated only after valid consent.
Disabling some cookies may affect website functionality.
13. International Data Processing and Transfers
LeadMondo operates from India and provides services to customers internationally.
Information may be processed, stored, accessed, or transferred across national borders in connection with our operations, infrastructure, and customer services.
Where applicable law restricts international transfers, we use legally permitted transfer arrangements and appropriate safeguards.
Depending on the jurisdiction and circumstances, these may include recognized contractual clauses, data protection agreements, transfer assessments, technical protections, and other approved mechanisms.
Healthcare information may be subject to additional cross-border confidentiality, transfer, or localization requirements.
Restricted healthcare project transfers require the necessary legal authorization and applicable contractual safeguards before processing begins.
We may decline projects or restrict international transfers when appropriate conditions cannot be satisfied.
14. Your Privacy Rights
Depending on your jurisdiction and the nature of our processing, you may have rights to:
Request access to personal information.
Obtain information about how your data is used.
Correct inaccurate or outdated records.
Request deletion of eligible information.
Object to certain processing activities.
Opt out of qualifying sales or sharing of personal information.
Restrict processing in applicable circumstances.
Receive certain information in a portable format.
Withdraw consent where processing relies on consent.
Appeal eligible privacy decisions where applicable law provides that right.
Complain to the relevant data protection authority.
We do not unlawfully discriminate against individuals for exercising applicable privacy rights.
Submitting a Request
Email: privacy@leadmondo.com
Suggested subject: Privacy Rights Request
Please describe the right you wish to exercise and provide enough relevant information to identify the records concerned.
We may conduct reasonable identity or authority verification where required or permitted by law.
Requests are handled within applicable legal deadlines, subject to permitted exceptions.
Where patient information is processed on behalf of another organization, we may coordinate the request with the responsible healthcare organization or data controller.
15. Right to Opt Out and Request Data Removal
LeadMondo respects legally applicable rights to object to commercial processing and request removal from business contact databases.
Individuals may request:
Removal from qualifying LeadMondo commercial databases.
An opt-out of future qualifying sales or sharing.
Correction of inaccurate professional contact information.
Information regarding applicable data categories and sources.
Restrictions on processing where available under law.
Data Removal and Opt-Out Contact
Suggested subject: Do Not Sell or Share / Data Removal Request
We assess and implement eligible requests as required by applicable law.
We may maintain minimal suppression information to honor applicable opt-outs and prevent prohibited future collection or commercial disclosure.
Where required, we communicate relevant privacy requests to service providers or other recipients.
Information already supplied to independent customers may be subject to those customers’ own data protection responsibilities. We will take steps regarding those recipients to the extent required by applicable law.
Where required, we honor recognized privacy preference signals and provide legally appropriate alternative opt-out methods.
16. International and Regional Privacy Rights
16.1 European Union and European Economic Area — GDPR
Where applicable, our activities are subject to the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
Relevant responsibilities may include:
Establishing lawful processing grounds.
Providing transparent information about data collection.
Identifying appropriate legal conditions for sensitive information.
Honoring applicable individual rights.
Maintaining necessary data protection agreements.
Protecting information through appropriate safeguards.
Implementing lawful international transfer mechanisms.
Supporting regulatory inquiries and applicable breach reporting.
Individuals may contact the appropriate data protection authority concerning qualifying complaints.
Where legally required, LeadMondo must appoint and publish the contact details of an EU representative or data protection officer.
16.2 United Kingdom — UK GDPR and PECR
Where applicable, we address requirements under UK GDPR, the Data Protection Act, and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations.
Business contact processing, electronic marketing, and direct-marketing objections are assessed under the relevant rules.
Where legally required, a UK representative or data protection officer must be appointed and appropriate contact information made available.
16.3 United States — CCPA/CPRA and State Privacy Laws
Where applicable, California residents and residents of other U.S. states may have rights relating to access, correction, deletion, qualifying data sales or sharing, sensitive-data processing, and other activities.
Our commercial B2B services may involve categories of personal information including:
Identifiers and contact information.
Professional and employment information.
Business affiliations.
Geographic and organizational information.
Business-related classifications and inferences.
Qualifying professional contact information may be commercially disclosed to customers purchasing business data products.
LeadMondo does not sell patient PHI through ordinary commercial contact-list products.
Individuals may submit applicable privacy requests through privacy@leadmondo.com.
Where LeadMondo qualifies as a regulated data broker, we are subject to applicable registration, disclosure, opt-out, and deletion obligations.
California residents may also use the state’s Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) for eligible requests directed to covered data brokers.
Additional U.S. state consumer health privacy requirements may apply to certain non-HIPAA healthcare data.
16.4 India — Digital Personal Data Protection Framework
As an Indian company, Hir Infotech Pvt. Ltd. addresses obligations under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules, 2025, as their respective provisions come into force, and other applicable Indian legal requirements.
Our responsibilities depend on the relevant processing activity, applicable commencement dates, and statutory requirements.
Privacy requests and grievances may be submitted to privacy@leadmondo.com.
16.5 Canada — PIPEDA and Applicable Provincial Laws
Where applicable, we address requirements under Canada’s Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act and relevant provincial privacy and healthcare information laws.
Certain business contact information may qualify for specific exclusions depending on the purpose and circumstances of processing.
Protected patient information may be subject to additional provincial or sector-specific restrictions.
16.6 Australia — Privacy Act and Australian Privacy Principles
Where applicable, our data processing is subject to relevant requirements under the Australian Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles.
These may govern personal information collection, use, disclosure, security, overseas transfers, access, and correction.
Relevant direct-marketing and healthcare-specific legal requirements are assessed separately.
16.7 Brazil — LGPD
Where applicable, we address requirements under Brazil’s General Data Protection Law, including appropriate legal bases, transparent processing, international transfers, sensitive-data restrictions, and individual rights.
16.8 Other Countries and Regions
LeadMondo serves customers across international markets.
We assess relevant national, regional, and sector-specific privacy requirements based on the data, location, purpose, and parties involved.
Availability of a service in a particular country does not mean that every type of personal information may lawfully be collected, processed, transferred, or sold there.
We may restrict or decline projects where legal requirements cannot be met.
17. Security Incidents and Data Breaches
LeadMondo maintains procedures for identifying, investigating, documenting, and responding to suspected or confirmed security incidents.
Where a breach involves personal information, we assess applicable reporting obligations and notify relevant authorities, individuals, customers, or other parties where required by law.
For information processed as a data processor or service provider, we notify and assist the responsible customer according to applicable contractual and legal obligations.
Where HIPAA applies to a business-associate relationship, required notifications of breaches involving unsecured PHI are made to the relevant covered entity or business associate in accordance with HIPAA and the applicable BAA.
For other regulated healthcare information, separate breach notification requirements may apply.
We take appropriate steps to investigate incidents, contain risks, and implement corrective measures.
18. Responsible Use of Purchased Information
Customers purchasing LeadMondo databases are responsible for ensuring that their collection, use, storage, and communication practices comply with applicable laws.
These may include:
GDPR and UK GDPR.
PECR and relevant European electronic marketing rules.
U.S. CAN-SPAM requirements.
Applicable U.S. state privacy and telemarketing rules.
Canada’s Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL).
Australia’s Spam Act and relevant privacy laws.
Other applicable regional privacy, marketing, and communication laws.
Customers should implement appropriate privacy notices, lawful processing grounds, opt-out mechanisms, security measures, and marketing consent procedures where required.
LeadMondo’s delivery of a record does not independently authorize a customer to use that record for an otherwise unlawful purpose.
Customers receiving restricted healthcare data must follow their specific contractual and legal obligations.
19. Children’s and Minors’ Information
LeadMondo’s public website and commercial B2B data products are intended for businesses and professionals.
We do not knowingly collect or sell children’s personal information as part of ordinary commercial lead-list products in violation of applicable law.
Some separately authorized healthcare projects may involve medical information concerning children or minors.
Such projects require applicable legal authority, contractual controls, confidentiality safeguards, and age-specific privacy protections.
We do not use patient information relating to minors for unrelated commercial marketing or ordinary B2B data sales.
20. Third-Party Websites and Services
Our website may contain links to third-party websites, payment services, and other external platforms.
These services may have independent privacy policies and information-handling practices.
We encourage users to review their policies.
We are responsible for third-party processing to the extent required by applicable law and our contractual obligations.
21. Changes to This Privacy Policy
We may update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our services, operational practices, technologies, legal obligations, or privacy requirements.
Revised versions will be published on our website with an updated revision date.
Where applicable law requires additional notice or consent for material changes, we will take the necessary steps.
22. Contact Information and Privacy Grievances
For questions, privacy rights requests, data removal, or concerns about our information-handling practices, please contact:
LeadMondo
Operated by Hir Infotech Pvt. Ltd.
Business Correspondence Address:
E508, Ganesh Glory 11, Jagatpur Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 382470, India
Privacy & Data Protection:
privacy@leadmondo.com
Customer Support:
support@leadmondo.com
General Business Inquiries:
info@leadmondo.com
Telephone:
+91 99099 91072
Website:
https://leadmondo.com
Privacy-related inquiries are reviewed through our established request-handling procedures.
We respond in accordance with the timelines and obligations applicable to the request and jurisdiction.
Our Commitment
At LeadMondo, we believe responsible data practices are essential to meaningful business relationships.
Our goal is to deliver accurate, relevant business intelligence while protecting personal information, respecting individual privacy rights, and maintaining appropriate safeguards for sensitive and healthcare-related data.
We are committed to transparency, accountability, and responsible information handling as our services continue to evolve.
LeadMondo — Fresh Data. Verified Contacts. Smarter Business Growth.