Privacy

EDEN Kesef runs entirely on your phone. There is no server behind it and no account.

So EICCIO Advisors does not receive your records, your customers, your takings or your identity, and has no technical means of doing so.

1. Who this is about

EDEN Kesef is owned and operated by EICCIO Advisors, of Lot 55, Public Road, La Grange, West Bank Demerara, Region 3, Guyana. Where EDEN Kesef is distributed through the App Store or Google Play, the publisher of record is EICCIO Technologies LLC, 30 N Gould St #57838, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, United States, under licence from EICCIO Advisors. The licence permits distribution only; ownership does not pass.

This page covers the EDEN Kesef application at edenkesef.app and this website. Any other service you buy from EICCIO Advisors is a separate arrangement with its own terms, and nothing on this page applies to it.

2. What EICCIO Advisors receives

Nothing.

That is a statement about how the software is built rather than a promise about how it is run. There is no account system, no login, no profile, no subscription and no server-side store. The application is a set of files your browser downloads once and then runs on the device. Every figure you see in it is computed on the phone, from the phone’s own records.

The application does not contain any analytics, attribution, advertising or crash-reporting code, and it does not load a script, a font, an image or a stylesheet from anybody else’s servers. The rule it enforces in the browser is default-src 'self', which means it is permitted to load nothing but its own files. If it ever tried, the browser would refuse before any request went out.

The one route by which anything can leave is the one you operate yourself: picking up a backup or a figures pack and sending it, using the phone’s own sharing sheet, to a person you have chosen. Nothing happens on that route without your action. See section 5, and read the security page before you use it, because what it sends is readable by whoever receives it.

3. What the app stores, and where

Everything is stored in your browser’s own storage on the device, in the area reserved for edenkesef.app. No other website can read it. It is described item by item, with the exact names, on the page about cookies and storage. In short:

• Every event you record: sales and how they were paid, stock taken in and used, batches, losses and their causes, credit given and settled, loyalty stamps, prepaid orders, and the products you have named.
• A random identifier the device generates for itself, so that two of your own phones can tell their records apart. It is not derived from you or from the handset and it is not sent anywhere.
• The reference to the fingerprint credential, if you have set the books behind your fingerprint.
• A copy of the application’s own files, so it opens with no signal.

Records are kept until you delete them. There is no retention schedule, because there is nowhere for EICCIO Advisors to retain anything.

4. Your customers’ data, and who controls it

If you book a sale to somebody, you record their name, and usually a phone number. That is another person’s personal data.

Guyana’s Data Protection Act 18 of 2023 was passed on 9 August 2023 and gazetted on 16 August 2023, but it has not been brought into force. No commencement order has been issued and there is no Data Protection Commissioner, so it imposes no obligations on you today. We say so plainly rather than cite an Act at you that is not yet law. We have built to it anyway, because it will commence and because what follows is right either way.

When it commences you will be the controller of your customers’ data: you decide what is recorded, what it is used for and how long it is kept. In practice that is already true, whatever the statute book says.

EICCIO Advisors is not a processor of that data today, because it never receives it. A processor is somebody who handles personal data on a controller’s behalf. Nothing in this product sends your customers’ details anywhere, so there is no handling for us to do and no processing relationship to describe. The list is on your phone, and it stays there unless you move it.

Two consequences worth knowing, stated rather than buried:

• If a customer asks you what you hold about them, or asks you to remove it, that request is yours to answer. We cannot answer it for you and we cannot look it up.
• If you send your records to another phone or to another person, you are making a decision about other people’s data as well as your own.

This section describes how the product is built and what the Act names. It is not legal advice and it is not a substitute for it. If you need to know what the Act requires of you specifically, take your own advice.

5. When you choose to send figures to someone

The app can build a pack of derived figures for a named recipient, such as a lender, a chamber or an agency, so that the record you already keep can stand as evidence of your trading. This is off until you switch it on, and it is never switched on by something else you did.

• Nothing in the product is ever withheld because you did not share. No feature, no report, no discount and no place in a queue. That is a rule in the requirements, not a policy that can be relaxed later.
• A pack contains derived figures only. It cannot carry individual transactions, customer names or numbers, supplier names, prices by customer, or stock locations, and it prints that exclusion list on itself so the recipient can see what was withheld.
• Each recipient is scoped separately. There is no single switch that gives everybody everything.
• Each grant has an expiry. A share with no end date is refused, because continuous consent is not consent.
• You can revoke it, and revoking has a limit. It stops future sends. It cannot recall a pack that has already gone, because that pack is now on somebody else’s system. The product says so at the moment you revoke rather than implying otherwise.
• Every send is logged where you can see it: who, when, and what was in it.

What the recipient may do with it. When you hand figures to an organisation, that organisation becomes responsible for them in its own right, under the same Act. Two uses you should assume rather than be surprised by: figures given to obtain credit may also be used to price credit, and a tax authority is a plausible recipient of information a business has given to a lender or an agency. An adverse use you could not have foreseen is not a use you consented to, so it is written here and in the product.

6. The camera

If you point the camera at a barcode or a label, the frames are read on the device and nowhere else, either by the reader built into the app or by the phone’s own. They are not captured, encoded, saved or sent, and they reach no outside service. What is kept is the result: a barcode number, the text read off a label, and whatever you confirm it means.

Where the app offers to share a product entry so another trader can reuse it, that share carries the barcode and the product name and nothing else. Price, quantity, margin, customer and volume cannot travel by that route, and the restriction is enforced in the code rather than by a setting.

7. This website

These pages carry no cookies, no analytics, no tracking pixel, no embedded video, no webfont and no third-party script. There is no form on this site, so there is nothing to submit and nothing to collect.

As with any website, the computer serving these pages has to receive your request in order to answer it, and that request carries your IP address and the kind of browser you are using. That is how the internet works rather than something we have chosen to gather; it is handled by the hosting platform, we do not build a profile from it, and nothing on this site identifies a visitor or follows one between pages.

8. Your records, and getting rid of them

Your records are yours. You can take them off the phone at any time, and you can destroy them at any time.

• To take a copy: use the backup control in the books. It produces a file you can send to your own other phone.
• To destroy everything: clear the site data for edenkesef.app in your browser’s settings, or delete the app from the home screen and clear its data. That removes the records, the device identifier, the fingerprint reference and the cached application in one action.

There is no undo and there is no copy anywhere else. If you have not made a backup, clearing site data destroys the book permanently, including who owes you money.

The same is true if the phone is lost, stolen or reset. Nobody can restore your records for you, because nobody else has them. That is the same property that means nobody else can read them.

9. Children

EDEN Kesef is a tool for running a business and is not directed at children. It asks for no age, no date of birth and no identity of any kind.

10. Changes to this page

If this page changes, the date at the top changes with it. Because there is no account and no mailing list, there is no way for us to notify you directly, and we will not pretend otherwise. The current version is always the one at this address.

11. Contact

Write to EICCIO Advisors, Lot 55, Public Road, La Grange, West Bank Demerara, Region 3, Guyana.

Please note what we can and cannot help with. We can answer questions about how the product works and about this page. We cannot look up, change, export or delete anything in your records, because we do not have them.

EDEN Kesef is owned and operated by EICCIO Advisors. This page describes how the product works and is written for transparency. It is not legal advice.
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