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How Agrythm handles personal, farm, crop and business information across its services
Effective 11 September 2026. This Policy explains Agrythm’s current approach to privacy and is intended to operate in accordance with applicable Indian data-protection law
This Policy explains how Agrythm Technologies Private Limited collects, uses, stores, shares and protects personal data and related farm or business data through its website, platform, dashboards, forms, QR crop passports, field onboarding and communications
Agrythm Technologies Private Limited is an Indian company with CIN U62013KA2025PTC205179 operating from Bidar, Karnataka. It provides crop intelligence, residue-compliance support, traceability and data-validation services
This Policy applies to visitors, farmers, FPO members, institutional users, exporters, buyers, processors, vendors, partners, applicants, staff, advisors and others who interact with Agrythm
Agrythm may collect identity and contact details, user roles, organisation information, account credentials, farmer and field profiles, geolocation and boundaries, crop and input records, pest or disease observations, images, lab results, yield and harvest data, platform usage, billing information, communications and project records
Data may come directly from users; from authorised field teams, FPOs, buyers, institutions or partners; from sensors, weather, satellite, drone, laboratory and logistics systems; from lawful public sources; or from outputs generated through Agrythm analysis
Data is processed to register and verify users, deliver crop planning and advisories, monitor fields, create traceability and crop passports, coordinate sampling and harvest workflows, provide dashboards and reports, process billing, support users, improve models, prevent fraud, secure services and comply with law
Processing may rely on consent, a contract, legal obligations, user-requested services, legitimate business operations, security, fraud prevention or other lawful grounds. Withdrawal of consent may limit services that depend on the relevant data
The website may use cookies, logs, tags and analytics to operate securely, remember preferences, understand usage and improve services. Browser settings can control cookies, although some functions may be affected
Where necessary and lawful, data may be shared with cloud, software, security, payment, communication and analytics providers; authorised field teams, advisors, laboratories and geospatial partners; FPOs, exporters, buyers, institutions or public bodies in an authorised workflow; professional advisers; regulators; or a lawful business successor
A crop passport or traceability page may make selected crop-lot information visible to a buyer, auditor, partner, consumer or the public depending on the approved workflow. Public pages should minimise personal information
Information is retained only as long as reasonably needed for the service, traceability, legal, contractual, audit, security and dispute-resolution purposes, after which it may be deleted, anonymised or archived as permitted by law
Agrythm uses reasonable technical and organisational safeguards such as access controls, authentication, backups, monitoring, vendor controls and staff procedures. No digital system can be guaranteed completely secure
Suspected personal-data breaches are investigated, contained and documented, with notices to affected people or authorities where required by applicable law
Agrythm services are not directed to children. Where information about a minor is lawfully required in an agricultural workflow, appropriate consent and safeguards must be used
Some providers may process information outside India. Where this occurs, Agrythm uses lawful safeguards and contractual controls appropriate to the transfer
Subject to applicable law, individuals may request information about processing, correction or updating of data, withdrawal of consent, deletion where available, grievance handling and nomination of another person to exercise rights in relevant circumstances
Users should provide accurate information, protect credentials, avoid sharing another person’s data without authority and tell Agrythm about material errors, changes or suspected misuse
Agrythm may send business or marketing communications where permitted. Users may opt out of non-essential outreach while service, security, transaction and legal notices may continue
Links to maps, payment pages, government portals, laboratories, partners or social networks are governed by those third parties. Users should review the relevant policies before submitting data
This Policy may be updated for changes in law, technology, services, partners, data practices or security. The current version will be published on the website
Contact Chetan Dabke, CEO, at admin@agrythm.com, Agrythm Technologies Private Limited, KEB Colony, Bidar, Karnataka, India. Agrythm will acknowledge and resolve grievances in accordance with applicable law and internal procedures