DOMINION LOOM
PRIVACY POLICY & INTEGRAL PRIVACY NOTICE
Effective Date: August 11, 2026
Last Updated: August 11, 2026
Dominion Loom respects the privacy of its website visitors, prospective clients, clients, and other individuals whose personal information may be processed in connection with its professional services.
This Privacy Policy & Integral Privacy Notice (“Privacy Policy”) explains what personal information Dominion Loom may collect, how it may be used, the circumstances in which it may be shared, how it is protected, and the choices and rights available to individuals regarding their personal information.
This Privacy Policy applies to information collected through the Dominion Loom website, inquiry and booking forms, communications, consultations, project relationships, payments, recurring services, and other interactions with Dominion Loom.
Privacy Policy Menu
1. Data Controller
Dominion Loom is an independent digital services brand operated by:
Gabriela Jimenez
Operating under the business name Dominion Loom
Mexico
Privacy Contact Email: dominionloom@gmail.com
Website: www.dominionloom.com
For purposes of applicable data-protection law, Gabriela Jimenez, operating under the Dominion Loom brand, is responsible for the processing of personal information described in this Privacy Policy.
2. Scope of This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy applies to personal information processed in connection with:
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visits to the Dominion Loom website;
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contact and inquiry forms;
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service applications;
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project questionnaires;
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consultations;
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proposals and quotations;
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service bookings;
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payments and billing;
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active projects;
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ongoing or recurring services;
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Client communications;
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post-project support;
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requests relating to privacy rights;
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optional marketing communications; and
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other professional interactions with Dominion Loom.
This Privacy Policy does not govern the independent privacy practices of third-party websites, platforms, payment processors, or services that maintain their own privacy policies.
3. What Is Personal Information?
Personal information generally means information relating to an identified or identifiable individual.
Depending on the interaction with Dominion Loom, personal information may be provided directly by the individual, generated through use of the website, received in connection with a Client project, or obtained from another lawful source.
4. Personal Information We May Collect
Depending on the service or interaction, Dominion Loom may collect the following categories of personal information.
Identification Information
This may include:
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first and last name;
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professional name;
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business name;
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job title;
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professional role; and
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other identification information voluntarily provided.
Contact Information
This may include:
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email address;
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telephone number;
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messaging contact information;
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business contact details; and
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preferred communication method.
Business & Professional Information
This may include:
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company or brand name;
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business activity;
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industry;
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website;
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social-media profiles;
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professional services;
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business objectives;
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target audience;
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branding information; and
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other information necessary to understand a Client's business or project.
Project Information
This may include:
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selected services;
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project requirements;
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questionnaire responses;
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design preferences;
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content requirements;
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project objectives;
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requested features;
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timelines;
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budgets;
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approvals;
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feedback;
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revision requests;
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files; and
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other project-related communications.
Account & Access Information
Where necessary to perform contracted services, Dominion Loom may receive temporary or delegated access to:
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website accounts;
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Wix accounts or websites;
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domain-management systems;
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Google services;
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Google Business Profiles;
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analytics platforms;
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social-media accounts;
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email platforms;
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hosting services; and
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other Client-controlled digital systems.
Where possible, Clients should provide delegated or temporary access rather than personal master passwords.
Billing & Transaction Information
Dominion Loom may process information relating to:
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invoices;
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billing details;
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transaction amounts;
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transaction dates;
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payment status;
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payment method category;
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refunds; and
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payment-related correspondence.
Payment-card or banking information may be processed directly by independent payment processors or financial institutions. Dominion Loom does not necessarily receive or retain complete card or banking credentials processed directly by those providers.
Communications
Dominion Loom may retain communications sent through:
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contact forms;
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email;
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messaging services;
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project-management communications;
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consultations; and
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other agreed communication channels.
This may include the content of messages and attachments supplied in connection with a project.
Technical & Website Information
When a person visits the Dominion Loom website, certain technical or usage information may be processed automatically by the website platform or enabled technologies.
This may include:
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IP address;
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browser type;
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device type;
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operating system;
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screen characteristics;
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referring pages;
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pages visited;
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approximate geographic information derived from technical data;
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date and time of access;
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website interactions;
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cookie identifiers; and
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similar technical information.
The exact information collected depends on the website configuration, enabled features, cookie preferences, and applicable technologies.
5. Sensitive Personal Information
Dominion Loom does not intentionally request sensitive personal information as part of its standard inquiry or booking process unless it is genuinely necessary for a particular service or legal requirement.
Sensitive information may include information relating to matters such as:
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racial or ethnic origin;
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present or future health;
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genetic information;
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religious, philosophical, or moral beliefs;
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political opinions;
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sexual preference; or
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other information considered sensitive under applicable law.
Clients and website users should avoid submitting sensitive personal information that is not necessary for the requested service.
If sensitive personal information becomes necessary for a specific legitimate purpose, Dominion Loom will handle it with appropriate safeguards and obtain any consent required by applicable law.
6. Information About Third Parties
A Client may occasionally provide personal information relating to another person as part of a project.
For example, this could include:
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employee information;
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collaborator details;
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team-member contact information;
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testimonial information;
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customer-facing information; or
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photographs containing identifiable individuals.
The Client is responsible for ensuring that they have an appropriate lawful basis, permission, authorization, or consent to provide such personal information to Dominion Loom where required.
Dominion Loom should not be provided with third-party personal information that is unnecessary for the contracted service.
7. How We Collect Personal Information
Dominion Loom may collect personal information:
Directly From You
For example, when you:
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complete a contact form;
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submit a service application;
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complete a project questionnaire;
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request information;
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request a quotation;
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book a service;
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make a payment;
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participate in a consultation;
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send project materials;
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communicate with Dominion Loom;
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request support; or
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exercise a privacy right.
Automatically Through the Website
Certain information may be generated through:
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Wix website functionality;
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essential cookies;
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analytics, where enabled;
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website logs;
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security technologies; and
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other website technologies.
From Service Providers
Dominion Loom may receive limited information from:
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payment processors;
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website providers;
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analytics providers;
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communication platforms; and
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other services used to operate the business.
From Client-Authorized Platforms
When a Client authorizes Dominion Loom to access an account or platform for a contracted service, information available within that environment may be processed only to the extent reasonably necessary to perform the work.
From Publicly Available Sources
Where relevant to a contracted professional service, Dominion Loom may review publicly available business information such as:
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public websites;
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public business listings;
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public search results;
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public social-media profiles; and
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other legitimately accessible business information.
8. Primary Purposes of Processing
Dominion Loom may process personal information for purposes reasonably necessary to provide requested services and operate the business.
These primary purposes may include:
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responding to inquiries;
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evaluating service requests;
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communicating with prospective Clients;
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preparing proposals or quotations;
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scheduling consultations;
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processing bookings;
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creating and managing Client records;
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processing and documenting payments;
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performing contracted services;
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developing websites;
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developing branding;
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performing SEO work;
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assisting with Google Business services;
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creating or managing digital content;
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providing recurring digital services;
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communicating about project requirements;
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obtaining Client approvals;
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delivering project materials;
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transferring or handing off completed projects;
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providing agreed support;
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resolving payment or project disputes;
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preventing fraud or misuse;
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protecting systems and accounts;
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maintaining appropriate business records;
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responding to privacy requests;
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complying with contractual obligations; and
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complying with applicable legal, accounting, tax, regulatory, or administrative requirements.
Where processing is necessary to provide a requested service, refusal to provide essential information may make it impossible for Dominion Loom to provide that service.
9. Secondary & Optional Purposes
With the appropriate consent or other lawful basis where required, Dominion Loom may use personal information for optional purposes such as:
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sending newsletters;
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sending promotional communications;
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announcing new Dominion Loom services;
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sending occasional business updates;
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conducting Client satisfaction surveys;
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requesting testimonials;
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creating promotional case studies involving identifiable Client information; or
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other optional marketing activities.
These purposes are not necessary for the provision of the principal contracted service.
Where consent is required, refusing or withdrawing consent for optional marketing purposes will not prevent a person from purchasing or receiving Dominion Loom's professional services.
10. Marketing Communications
Dominion Loom does not require a Client to accept optional promotional marketing as a condition of purchasing a professional service where separate consent is required.
A person who voluntarily subscribes to marketing communications may unsubscribe by:
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using an unsubscribe mechanism included in the communication; or
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contacting Dominion Loom at dominionloom@gmail.com
Unsubscribing from optional marketing does not necessarily prevent Dominion Loom from sending communications necessary to manage:
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an inquiry;
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a booking;
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a payment;
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an active project;
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account security;
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service delivery; or
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another existing business relationship.
