Privacy Statement

Why this page exists

Last updated on 10 September 2026.

You tell us things you do not share in public. What is going on in your company, what went wrong at the last party, what it may cost. So this page sets out exactly what we ask of you. And what this website records by itself, and how long it stays there.
Live Impact processes your data.
De Gruijterfabriek, Office Kade-M, entrance M.
Veemarktkade 8, 5222 AE 's-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands.
Telephone +31 85 401 40 14.
Email hello@live-impact.nl.

What we ask of you, and why

If you fill in the contact form:
We ask for your name, your email address, your telephone number and your message. Nothing more. We use it to answer you and to arrange a meeting. The form also contains a hidden field. It catches spam robots and you never see it.

If you fill in a brief:
The briefing form asks about your event: the occasion, the date, the number of guests, the budget and your wishes. Your name and contact details go with it. We need it to put together a proposal that makes sense.
If we create an event together:
Then we record what is needed to make it work. Think of agreements, participant lists, dietary requirements and invoicing details. If you tell us something about health, an allergy for example, we use that for that purpose only.
We share data with the suppliers who deliver the event. The caterer gets the dietary requirements, the hotel the names for the rooms. Never more than necessary.

If you call or email us:
Then we have your number or your address. Only logical. We keep that conversation for as long as it is useful and no longer.

What this website records itself

Visitor numbers:
We measure how many people come and which pages they read. We do that with Google Analytics and Google Ads. That way we know which pages work and whether our ads deliver anything.
Those scripts only load once you do something on the page, or five seconds after loading. If you click away straight away, we do not measure you.

Recognition of business visitors:
Two scripts look at the IP address to see which company someone is visiting our site from. Those are ProspectPro and HappierLeads. We see the organisation behind the IP address, no names and no email addresses.
The basis is our legitimate interest in knowing which companies find us. If you would rather not, email hello@live-impact.nl. Then we take your visit out.
Protection of our advertisements:
We advertise on Google. Fraud Blocker checks the click behaviour on those ads and blocks fake clicks. That script only loads if you arrive through an advertisement.

The map on the contact page:
There is a Google Maps map there. It loads from Google, so Google knows you were on that page. If you would rather not, use the address above.

Server logs:
The site runs on Webflow. Like every web server, it keeps track of which pages someone requests, including the IP address. That is needed to keep the site running and to spot faults and misuse.

Cookies

Google Analytics and Google Ads place a cookie on your device. It lets us see whether you come back and whether an advertisement leads to an enquiry. Those cookies expire by themselves, or you delete them yourself through your browser settings.
The two scripts that recognise business visitors work on the IP address and not on a cookie. So they do not follow you to other websites.

How long we keep data

• An enquiry that does not lead to an assignment: twelve months.
• The file for an event: up to two years after it ends.
• Invoices and the administration around them: seven years, as the Dutch tax authority requires.
• Visitor numbers in Google Analytics: fourteen months.
• Server logs: a few weeks.

Who else processes your data

We work with a small team and with suppliers. These parties come into contact with your data:
• Webflow, where this website runs.
• Supabase and Make, which forward the forms to our mailbox.
• Vercel, where the briefing form runs.
• Google, for Analytics, Ads, Search Console and our business profile.
• ProspectPro and HappierLeads, for recognising business visitors.
• Fraud Blocker, for protecting our advertisements.
• The suppliers for your event: venue, catering, technology, entertainment and transport.
We do not sell your data. We also do not pass it on for other parties' advertising.

What you can ask for

You may know which data we hold about you. You may have it corrected or deleted. You may have the processing restricted, object to it, and receive your data in a readable file. If you gave consent for something, you may always withdraw it again.
Email hello@live-impact.nl and we will respond within a month. We may ask you to identify yourself. That way we avoid handing data to the wrong person.

Security and complaints

The site runs entirely over https. Our mailboxes and files sit behind a password with two-step verification. Event files are not stored on this website.
Cannot work it out with us? Then you can file a complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority through autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl. We would appreciate it if you tried us first.

Changes

If anything changes in the way we handle data, we will update this statement. The date of the last change is shown at the top. Dutch law applies to this statement.
Questions about this page? Email hello@live-impact.nl or call +31 85 401 40 14.