Who is responsible
Alvo is currently a pilot product. The data controller, legal details, customer roles, and data subject request process must be approved before production access.
Privacy and data
This page explains what data the product needs, what remains local in the browser, what may be sent to the server, and how Alvo is being prepared for a responsible production launch.
Updated 17 May 2026V1 works as decision support and does not submit orders to XMtrade/PXS.
Short version
Alvo is currently a pilot product. The data controller, legal details, customer roles, and data subject request process must be approved before production access.
We may process interface preferences, language, theme, strategy parameters, BESS assumptions, trade date, hourly prices, calculation output, audit events, technical request headers, and data the user voluntarily imports or sends through the API.
Data is used to load market prices, build a recommended plan, generate an AI explanation, run risk checks, export CSV files, support PWA behavior, secure the API, apply rate limits, and maintain an action log.
Language, theme, density, strategy parameters, and BESS settings are stored in browser localStorage; for signed-in accounts, the current strategy and saved profiles can also sync to Alvo tenant storage. CSV import is parsed by client-side code, and the workspace then uses normalized hourly values.
API requests may contain prices, settings, trade date, and audit metadata. In v1, the audit endpoint returns an event for the interface; long-term tenant storage, retention periods, and access roles must be formalized separately.
Users should have a channel to access, correct, delete, restrict, or object to personal data processing. Production needs a response SLA, a contact, and a request verification procedure.
Alvo uses server-side payload validation, API security headers, rate limiting, no-store API responses, and data minimization. Integration secrets, keys, and production credentials must not be stored in the browser.
If production uses cloud services, LLM providers, or analytics outside Ukraine or the EEA, contractual terms, risk assessment, and data transfer mechanisms must be set according to applicable law.
Short version
Before commercial launch, the policy needs the legal entity, DPA/SCC where required, and a DPO or privacy owner contact.
After the legal structure is chosen, this policy should be reviewed with counsel and aligned with the real data architecture.