1. The parties
Glojour is operated by Ali Can Akdoğan. In this text, "Glojour", "we" and "us" mean Ali Can Akdoğan as the operator of Glojour.
- Address
- Tomtom Mah. İstiklal Cad. Turhol Han No: 189 İç Kapı No: 3, Beyoğlu, İstanbul
- info@glojour.com
- Phone
- +905335604450
In this text, "the clinic" means the doctor who owns the clinic account on Glojour and the clinic that doctor runs. The clinic owner accepts these terms for the clinic and is responsible for the clinic team's use of Glojour.
2. Roles and scope
For the data described in The people and the data, the clinic is the data controller and Glojour is the data processor within the meaning of Turkish Law No. 6698 on the Protection of Personal Data (KVKK). These terms do not cover the data for which Glojour is itself the data controller, such as members' accounts, what members publish in the community, and the act of sending a patient's request to the doctor the patient chose; our Privacy Policy covers that data.
3. Subject, nature, purpose and duration
- Subject
- Providing Glojour's clinic features to the clinic.
- Nature
- Receiving, storing, organising and displaying information to the clinic team, transmitting the messages the team writes, and deleting information.
- Purpose
- Only to let the clinic handle consultation requests, keep its patient records and talk to its patients and prospective patients, including on WhatsApp.
- Duration
- For as long as the clinic uses the clinic features, and then until the deletion described under When the clinic stops using Glojour.
4. The people and the data
- People concerned
- The clinic's patients and prospective patients: people who send the clinic a consultation request on Glojour, people who write to the clinic's WhatsApp number connected to Glojour, and people the clinic adds or imports itself. Also the clinic's team members, as far as their activity appears in the records.
- Data
- Identity and contact details (name, phone number, email address); the content of requests and messages, with their attachments and captions; the notes, labels, tasks and stages the team adds; delivery and read records of messages; and records of which team member did what.
- Special categories
- Health data contained in requests, messages and notes.
5. Processing only on the clinic's instructions
Glojour processes this data only on the clinic's documented instructions. The clinic gives its instructions through the way it sets up and uses the clinic features, through its settings, and in writing. Glojour does not use the data for purposes of its own, does not sell it, does not use it for advertising and does not use it to train AI models.
If the law requires Glojour to process the data in another way, Glojour tells the clinic first, unless the law forbids that. If Glojour considers that an instruction breaks the law, it tells the clinic.
6. Confidentiality and access
Only the Glojour staff who need access to support the clinic, keep the platform secure or meet a legal obligation can open the clinic's records, and they are bound to keep them confidential. Within the clinic, the clinic owner decides who joins the team and what each member can see and do.
7. Security
- Every connection to Glojour is encrypted (HTTPS).
- Database access rules decide, row by row, who can read each record: a team member sees only what their permissions allow, and other clinics see nothing.
- Files are kept in private storage and shown only through links that expire.
- Glojour records which records its authorised staff open.
- The database and application servers are in Frankfurt, Germany.
Under Article 12 of the KVKK, the clinic and Glojour are jointly responsible for taking the necessary security measures. The clinic does its part by managing its team's access, removing a member's access when they leave, and keeping its devices and passwords secure.
8. Sub-processors
The clinic authorises Glojour to use the sub-processors below for this data. Each receives only what its service needs. We keep this list current, and we tell clinic owners by email before a new sub-processor starts receiving their patients' data. A clinic that objects can stop using the clinic features and have its data deleted.
Supabase
- What for
- Database, sign-in and file storage
- What data
- All of the clinic's records and files in Glojour
- Where
- Servers in Frankfurt, Germany; company in the United States
Vercel
- What for
- Hosting and delivering the site; cookie-free visit statistics
- What data
- The requests and responses of the clinic features, which carry the patient records the team opens
- Where
- Application servers in Frankfurt, Germany; content delivery network worldwide; company in the United States
Resend
- What for
- Sending service emails (account confirmation, password resets, notifications)
- What data
- Emails to the clinic team about new requests, and the team member's email address; they name only the treatment, never the patient or the message
- Where
- Sent from the Tokyo, Japan region; account and sending records in the United States; company in the United States
Anthropic
- What for
- AI: translating posts and comments on request, the writing assistant for clinic teams, and drafting and translating doctor page text; while the preview was on, the safety check of preview photos
- What data
- Only when a team member uses the writing assistant: the text of the request record being worked on
- Where
- United States
Meta
- What for
- Messaging with clinics through the WhatsApp Business Platform; Instagram for doctors who choose to connect it
- What data
- For the WhatsApp channel: the phone numbers of the people who write to the clinic, the content of the messages in both directions and their delivery status
- Where
- United States, Ireland and worldwide
9. Requests from the people concerned
When a person asks Glojour to access, correct or delete data that a clinic holds about them in Glojour, Glojour tells the clinic and helps it answer within the 30 days the KVKK allows. By these terms, the clinic instructs Glojour to carry out a verified deletion request it receives directly, in Glojour, and to tell the clinic when it has done so. The clinic answers for its own records outside Glojour. Data Deletion describes the steps for people who wrote to a clinic on WhatsApp.
10. Data breaches
If Glojour becomes aware of a breach affecting the clinic's data, it tells the clinic without undue delay, with what it knows about what happened, the data and people affected and the measures taken. This lets the clinic notify the Personal Data Protection Board and the people concerned within the 72 hours the Board expects.
11. Transfers abroad
Several sub-processors are based abroad or process data outside Turkey, as listed above. These transfers from Turkey are governed by Article 9 of the KVKK, which requires appropriate safeguards for regular transfers abroad, such as the standard contracts published by the Turkish Personal Data Protection Board. We are preparing those contracts with our service providers; we will notify each signed contract to the Board within five business days and update this section.
12. When the clinic stops using Glojour
When the clinic owner's account is deleted, Glojour deletes the clinic's records in Glojour, including its patients' requests, chats, notes and WhatsApp conversations, within 30 days. Copies in the database backups are overwritten within seven days after that. Before the account is deleted, the clinic can ask us at info@glojour.com for a copy of its patient records in a common electronic format.
13. Information and cooperation
On request, Glojour gives the clinic the information it needs to show that these terms are being met, and answers its questions about our measures. If a competent authority asks the clinic about Glojour's processing, Glojour helps the clinic answer.
14. The clinic's responsibilities
- Have a legal basis for its processing as a health professional and data controller, and inform its patients about it as Article 10 of the KVKK requires.
- Record in Glojour only the information it needs, and keep its records accurate.
- Obtain the permissions it needs from its patients, and keep the content it publishes in line with the health promotion rules that apply to it.
- On WhatsApp, message only people who wrote to it first or gave it permission, follow the WhatsApp Business Messaging Policy and Meta's terms for the WhatsApp Business Platform, and respect every request to stop.
- Manage its team's access, and remove a team member's access when they leave the clinic.
15. How these terms fit with the Terms of Use
These terms form part of our Terms of Use. On the processing of the clinic's patient data, these terms prevail over the Terms of Use. When we change them, we publish the new version here with its date and a note on what changed, and tell clinic owners by email before the change takes effect.
16. Contact
Questions about these terms or about the processing of your patients' data: info@glojour.com.