Privacy Policy

Version 2.20

Last updated: 7 November 2026

This Privacy Policy describes how JobMentis collects, uses and protects your personal data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, Regulation (EU) 2016/679) and other applicable data protection laws.

1. Data Controller

The data controller for your personal data is: Sylvain Querné (on behalf of JobMentis) Via Veneto 11, 20068, Peschiera Borromeo (MI), Italy VAT ID: 14107420961 Contact: support@jobmentis.com

2. Why We Collect Data

At JobMentis, our core philosophy is transparency and data minimization. We only collect the data we need to provide personalized, AI-assisted career coaching, CV optimization and job tracking. You should always know exactly what information we hold and how it is used to support your career.

3. Data Collection Summary

Here is a summary of the data we collect, why we collect it, and our legal basis for doing so:

  • Account and identity: name, email address, profile picture, to create and manage your account, provide secure login and communicate updates. Legal basis: Contract.
  • Professional profile and what you write: CVs, target roles, work history, skills, and the text you write or dictate in our tools (stories, answers, notes, interview practice), to analyze your applications and prepare your documents and coaching. Legal basis: Contract. See section 4 for the personal details this text can contain.
  • App data (jobs): saved jobs, interview schedules and activity in the app, to provide the job tracking dashboard and coaching tools. Legal basis: Legitimate interest.
  • Technical and usage data: IP address, browser type, device information and navigation patterns, to keep the site secure, analyze usage with product analytics and improve the platform. Legal basis: Consent and legitimate interest.
  • Payment data: billing details and subscription status, to manage premium features. We do not store full card details. Legal basis: Contract.
  • Imports of your job-search system: when you import what you built elsewhere (an export from ChatGPT or Claude, a document, or a workbook your coach prepares for you), we keep only the items you tick, in the same places as if you had typed them, and never your current salary. The pasted text and any file are not stored, and an import your coach prepares waits for your review. For every import we also record statistics that contain none of your content (how many items of each kind, which fields were filled, warning codes), linked to you only by a one-way code so they are deleted with your account, and kept 12 months. Legal basis: Contract for the import, Legitimate interest for the statistics. If you tick the option to share them, we also keep your search rules, preferences and notes with every name, past employer, email and link removed, for 12 months, to learn how people run their search. Legal basis: your consent, which you can withdraw in Account > Job search.
  • Documents about your work (Evidence): a performance review, 360 feedback, project report, award or client testimonial that you choose to paste or upload, so that we can offer you what it says about your work to keep in your career record. An uploaded file is deleted as soon as it has been read. Until you have reviewed what we found, we keep a copy of its text with email addresses, links, phone numbers and personal-detail lines removed: it is deleted as soon as your review is finished, and after 7 days at the latest. After that we keep only the items you chose to keep; items you have not reviewed are deleted after 30 days. Pay, leave, health, improvement plans and other people's performance are never taken from it, and no item names another person. Legal basis: your consent, asked for the first time you use it and recorded with its version.
  • Questions to Ask JobMentis: when you use Ask JobMentis, the guide inside the app, we keep each question you ask, the answer it gave, a topic label and how it went (whether you followed a link or rated the answer) for 90 days, to learn what people need and improve the answers. They are read only by the JobMentis team, never shown with your name, never shared with your coach, and deleted with your account. Legal basis: Legitimate interest.
  • Connected calendars and contacts: if you connect Google or Microsoft (in Settings > Integrations, on the Calendar or from the contacts import), we read your calendar and contacts without ever changing them, keep only job-search events (title, times, meeting link), or every event if you choose to see all of them, and the contacts you choose to import, and store your access tokens encrypted. Disconnecting deletes everything imported. Legal basis: Contract, at your request.
  • Daily check-ins from your coach: if your coach turns on the daily check-in, each evening we email you the day's numbers we already counted from your tracker and network, and keep what you send back: anything else you did, your answers to your coach's questions and, only if your coach asks and you choose to answer, how you feel on a scale of 1 to 5. How you feel is seen only by your own coach, never by their colleagues; it is never used by our AI and never appears in a summary. Check-ins are deleted after 12 months, and you can stop them in Account > Notifications. Legal basis: Contract; for how you feel, your consent, which you give by answering and can stop giving at any time.
  • Your coaching group's board: if your coach runs a group (a cohort) and turns on its board, the other members see your weekly effort against your goals and your streak of active days, as "A member" unless you choose to show your first name and photo. They never see your tasks, applications, companies or notes. Legal basis: Contract; showing your name and photo is your choice, which you can change at any time on your cohort page.
  • Consent records: a record of your consent choices (privacy, terms, marketing, the statement on personal details in section 4, and the Evidence statement) with a timestamp and the version you accepted. Legal basis: Legal obligation.

4. Personal Details We Never Ask For

Some personal data has special protection under Article 9 GDPR: health, disability, religion or belief, political opinions, trade union membership, racial or ethnic origin, sexual orientation and sex life. Other details, such as age, pregnancy, family situation, nationality or a photograph, are not in that list but can lead to discrimination in hiring. JobMentis never asks for any of them and offers no field for them. They can still reach us inside what you write: a CV that lists a union role or a parish, a story that explains a career break, an answer that mentions your health.

  • What we do with them: we process them only as part of the document, answer or coaching you asked for, and store them with it. When you sign up, and once for existing accounts, we ask you to confirm that you understand this. Legal basis: your explicit consent (Art. 9(2)(a) GDPR), recorded with the version of the statement you saw.
  • What we never do: no feature infers, labels, stores or scores a protected characteristic, and our AI instructions forbid a model to comment on one unless you ask. We test this: CVs that differ only by such a detail must receive the same score and the same advice.
  • A check before you send: the CV editor can point out details an employer may not ask about, so you can decide whether to keep them. The check runs in your browser, and nothing it finds is saved or sent to us.
  • Kept out of what our tools share: date of birth, age, marital status, children and nationality lines are removed from the profile summary our AI features share with each other. The photo you add to your CV in our editor is never sent to an AI model; a photo printed inside a CV file you upload is read with the rest of the file.
  • How long, and how to remove them: they are kept as long as the document that contains them. Delete the CV, story or answer, or your whole account, and they are deleted with it. Deleting them is also how you withdraw this consent; you can write to us as well.

How we use AI explains, feature by feature, what our AI sees and what it never sees.

5. Data Processors and Where They Are Based

To run the service, JobMentis relies on the following providers, acting as processors under Article 28 GDPR. The country in parentheses is where each provider is established; section 8 covers transfers outside the European Union.

  • Vercel Inc. (United States), hosting and infrastructure.
  • Supabase, Inc. (United States, databases hosted in the EU), managed PostgreSQL database.
  • Google LLC (United States), sign-in (Firebase Authentication), document database (Firestore), file storage, and AI text processing with Gemini models on Vertex AI in the European Union. Under Google Cloud's terms, your prompts and the model's answers are not used to train Google's models.
  • Anthropic PBC (United States), Claude models, used only when the Gemini models are unavailable. Under Anthropic's commercial terms, API inputs and outputs are not used to train its models.
  • OpenAI OpCo, LLC (United States), a further AI provider the platform can fall back to when it is configured. API data is not used to train its models by default.
  • TypeSafe AI, Inc. (United States), the Jev model, which answers narrow questions about a text (yes or no, a choice, a score) and writes none: how well your CV shows a job's requirements, whether a job matches your search, how to tag a story or an interview answer. It receives the text each check needs: your CV, a job posting, your interview answers and stories and, for job matches, the goals and direction you wrote. For job matches your name and contact details are removed from the CV first. Under TypeSafe's terms, this data is not used to train its models.
  • ElevenLabs, Inc. (United States), voice features: the First CV interview, mock interviews, networking rehearsal and Story Bank dictation. It runs speech recognition, the AI voice and the conversation, and keeps the transcript of each session.
  • Stripe, Inc. (United States), secure payment processing and subscription management.
  • Sendinblue SAS (Brevo) (France), transactional and marketing email, contact list management.
  • Resend, Inc. (United States), transactional email.
  • PostHog, Inc. (United States, data hosted in the EU), product analytics and session replay for signed-in users. Form fields are masked, and our privacy check on CVs is excluded from recording.
  • Inngest, Inc. (United States), background job orchestration (notifications, scheduled maintenance, AI processing queues).
  • Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. (Ireland), advertising measurement and audience building through the Meta Pixel and Conversions API. Loaded only after you accept cookies; personal identifiers (email, name) are SHA-256 hashed before transmission. Configurable per tenant.
  • Your coach's tools: if you work with a coach, their meeting, scheduling and survey tools (such as Calendly, Grain, Granola, Fireflies, Fathom, SpeakApp or Tally) process your data on your coach's instructions, not ours. Your coach decides which of them to use.

Credits: place names in location fields come from GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0. A place GeoNames does not list is looked up with Photon by komoot, using map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License; only the text typed in the field is sent, from our servers. Company logos are provided by Logo.dev.

6. Google User Data and Limited Use

JobMentis lets you sign in with Google and lets coaches connect their Google Calendar. When you use these features, we access a limited set of data from Google APIs ("Google user data"):

  • Sign in with Google (Google OAuth through Firebase Authentication): your name, email address and profile picture, used only to create, secure and authenticate your account.
  • Google Calendar (read-only, calendar.readonly scope): when a coach connects their Google Calendar, we read events from their primary calendar over a rolling 7-day window (today plus the next six days). For each event we read the title, the start and end times, the attendee list (email addresses and attendee count) and the event's Google Calendar link. Attendee email addresses are compared with that coach's own active client list for the sole purpose of labeling which upcoming session belongs to which client. The agenda is shown only to the coach whose account is connected. We never write to, modify or delete calendar entries.
  • Google Calendar retention: calendar events are fetched fresh from Google each time the coach loads their dashboard and are never stored in our databases, logs or backups. The only Google Calendar data we keep is the OAuth refresh token, encrypted at rest, which a coach can revoke at any time by disconnecting the integration in JobMentis or by removing access under their Google Account permissions.
  • Your Google Calendar (read-only, calendar.events.readonly scope): if you connect your calendar (in Settings > Integrations or on the Calendar), we read the events on your primary calendar from 30 days ago to 60 days ahead. Unless you choose to see all your events, we keep only events related to your job search: those with a person from your network or your coach among the attendees, or with an interview or networking keyword in the title or location. For those we store the title, the times, the meeting link and which of your contacts or applications they match. We never store an event's description or the email addresses of other attendees, and every other event is discarded without being stored. If you choose to see all your events, we store the title, the times and the meeting link of every event in that window instead, and delete those not related to your job search as soon as you switch back. Disconnecting deletes everything imported and revokes our access at Google.
  • Your Google Contacts (read-only, contacts.readonly scope): if you turn on Contacts, we read your contacts only while you are choosing people to import, and we store only the people you tick, as contacts in your network tracker.
  • How we use it: Google user data is used only to provide and improve these user-facing features. We do not use it for advertising, we do not sell it, we do not transfer it to data brokers or information resellers, and we do not use it to determine creditworthiness. No Google user data is ever used to train AI models. Google Calendar data is never sent to our AI providers: it is read from Google, shown to the coach and discarded.
  • Human access: no JobMentis employee or contractor reads your Google user data. Access is limited to the automated processes that run the feature you enabled, except where you explicitly ask us to (for example, to debug a problem you reported), where it is necessary for security purposes such as investigating abuse, or where the law requires it.
  • Who we share it with: we do not share, transfer or disclose your Google user data to third parties, except: (a) to the infrastructure sub-processors that host our platform (Google Cloud / Firebase), strictly to run the feature you requested; (b) when you explicitly direct or consent to the sharing; (c) where required by applicable law or a valid legal request; or (d) as part of a merger, acquisition or sale of assets, in which case this Privacy Policy continues to govern the data.

JobMentis's use and transfer to any other app of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

7. Advertising and Conversion Tracking

On tenants that have enabled it, JobMentis loads the Meta Pixel (Facebook Pixel) and sends server-to-server events through Meta's Conversions API to measure advertising campaigns and build retargeting audiences.

  • What is sent: page-view events (which pages you visit) and conversion events for sign-up (CompleteRegistration), purchase (Purchase) and lead-form completion (Lead). Conversion events include your email and, where available, your name and IP address and user agent, only as SHA-256 hashes, never in plain text.
  • When it loads: only after you click "Accept" on the cookie banner. If you decline, neither the pixel nor the Conversions API fires.
  • Retention: Meta keeps advertising event data for up to 180 days under its own policies. Transmission stops immediately if the tenant disables Meta tracking in the admin settings.
  • Opt-out: withdraw cookie consent at any time through the cookie banner; you can also use Meta's Ad Settings or contact Meta through its privacy portal for data deletion requests.

8. International Transfers

Some of our providers are based in the United States or other regions outside the European Union. Transfers to these countries rely on the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF) or on Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) approved by the European Commission, to ensure an adequate level of protection for your personal data. Our AI text processing runs on Google's infrastructure in the European Union; the fallback providers and the voice provider are in the United States.

9. Automated Decision-Making and AI

Our platform uses artificial intelligence to analyze CVs, draft documents and run interview practice. These are decision-support tools for you. Nothing here decides anything about you: no employer receives a score from us, and every document is yours to edit before it goes anywhere. We do not carry out automated decision-making that produces legal or similarly significant effects on you (Art. 22 GDPR). Our AI is instructed never to infer or take into account your health, disability, religion, political opinions, union membership, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, age, pregnancy, family situation or nationality. Voice and chat assistants say they are AI at the start of every conversation, and PDF and Word files created with AI carry an invisible "AI-assisted" tag in their metadata. AI apps you connect: if you connect your own AI assistant (for example Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor) to JobMentis, it reads and changes your JobMentis data only when you ask it to, within what you allowed on the consent screen (read only, or read and write). What it reads is sent to that app, which is run by its own provider under its own privacy policy, not by JobMentis. Changes to your career history wait for you on the review screen. You can disconnect an app at any time in Account > Connected AI apps; we keep which app you connected, what you allowed and when it was last used until you disconnect it or delete your account. Company facts and links you save: if you or an AI app you connect save a public fact about an employer (such as its size or headquarters) or a link to a public article, with the address of its source, we may show that fact or link to other JobMentis users once we have read the page ourselves or a second person has saved the same thing. A fact you save with our browser extension from the employer’s own LinkedIn company page can be shown after that one save, because that page cannot be read from our side and we rely on what the extension read; its description never is. They see the fact or link and its source, never your name, your notes or which job you were looking at. We keep a record of who saved what only to count distinct people. You can stop this and withdraw what you shared in Account > Preferences; deleting the note or your account withdraws it too. Notes and anything without a public source are never shared.

How we use AI lists the models we use, where they run, and what each feature sends them.

10. Data Security

We apply technical and organizational measures to protect your data, including SSL/TLS encryption for all data in transit, PostgreSQL Row-Level Security (RLS) policies to enforce isolation between tenants, and regular security reviews of our infrastructure. Every consent event is logged with the exact policy version accepted, so there is a complete audit trail.

11. The JobMentis Browser Extension

JobMentis offers a browser extension for Chrome. It works in a side panel next to the page you are reading and only ever reads the page you have open. This section sets out what it reads, what it sends to us and what stays in your browser.

Where it runs

Only on job pages: LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, the Google and Meta careers sites, and the job application pages of the applicant tracking systems listed at jobmentis.com/browser-extension. On any other page it does nothing unless you click “Scan this page”, “Import this table” or “Save this to my notes”. You can also allow it, in its settings, to read one careers site, or every site, automatically: Chrome asks you first, and on those sites it only checks, in your browser, whether the page is a job posting or an application form, and sends nothing unless it is. It never sends us the code of a page, and it never acts on a website for you: it does not apply, send messages, connect with people or post.

What it shares automatically

When you open a job posting, the extension shares the posting as the page shows it (title, company, location, description, salary and dates) with the public JobMentis job board, which keeps our posting health checks and pay benchmarks current. This sharing is anonymous: no person is recorded against a posting shared this way. You can switch it off at any time in the extension’s Settings, under “Save jobs automatically”. If you are signed in, the extension also shows the number of open actions on its icon, can mark a job in your tracker as applied when you reach an application confirmation page (it asks you first unless you chose otherwise), and adds a single “Connected on LinkedIn” note to a contact already in your Networking Tracker when LinkedIn shows you are connected. It also adds a job to your tracker when you start applying to it: when you open LinkedIn's Easy Apply, reach a Workday application, start filling in an application form or click Fill. When you open LinkedIn’s contact info on the profile of someone already in your Networking Tracker, it saves the email address and phone number shown there to that contact, only where the contact has none. On the profile of someone already in your Networking Tracker, it also saves to that contact the employers their Experience section shows they have left, with the years, adding only employers or years the contact does not have yet, so JobMentis can show you where you both worked.

When you open someone’s LinkedIn profile

With the side panel open on another person’s profile, the extension sends their name, profile link and current company so that we can tell you whether they are already in your Networking Tracker. Nothing from that check is kept unless you choose to add them.

When you click

Saving a job sends the posting to your job tracker. A fit analysis, a cover letter or an instant CV sends the posting text; your CV is read on our side and is never sent from your browser. A pay estimate sends the job title, location and currency. Capturing your own LinkedIn profile, or building a CV from it, sends the text of your own profile. Adding a person to your Networking Tracker sends their name, role, company and profile link. Placing someone already in your tracker on one of your jobs sends which job, their role for it and, if you pick one, who can introduce you. On a LinkedIn people search or a company's People tab, the people on screen are read and ranked in your browser; only a person you save is sent, with how you are connected to them and the job you link them to. On a job posting, “Find it on the company's site” sends the job's title, company, location, the start of its text and its links, so JobMentis can look for the same job on the employer's public careers site; keeping the link stores it on your tracked job. Each is then handled as the rest of this policy describes. Changing a job’s status or adding an interview round from the extension’s list of your applications sends that status, or the round’s date, stage and who it is with as you type it, to your job tracker. When a form asks for something your profile does not have yet (your notice period, visa sponsorship, whether you are authorised to work in a country, a postal code), the extension asks you first and, once you confirm, saves your answers to your profile. “Import this table” reads, on that click only, the tables, lists and boards on the page you have open (Notion, Airtable, Trello or any other web page), including sites the extension otherwise never reads, and sends their cell text and the site’s name (never the page address) to your account, where it waits up to 24 hours for you to choose which rows to import: nothing reaches your tracker until you tick them, and it is deleted once imported or dismissed.

Your content plan on LinkedIn

If you use the JobMentis content plan, the extension shows your planned post for the day on LinkedIn so that you can copy it; it never types or posts anything for you. While you write a post, it checks your draft against your plan’s rules inside your browser, and the draft is never sent to us. Saving a post from your feed as an idea sends its text and its link, never its author; the text is kept with the idea so that you can write your own take on it. On your own post’s analytics page it finds the matching post in your plan inside your browser; marking it published sends the post’s link, and saving its results sends the numbers LinkedIn shows you there (impressions, reactions, comments, reposts and saves).

Your networking on LinkedIn

If you keep a Networking Tracker, the extension helps you keep it up to date from LinkedIn, and writes only when you click. On a tracked contact’s profile you can log a note, set a next step or start an intro request; each sends what you typed, with the page’s link so that we can check it is the same person. On a message thread with a tracked contact, the extension reads, inside your browser, who the conversation is with and who wrote last; the messages themselves are never sent to us. Logging the conversation sends that it happened, who wrote last, and a summary only if you type one. On your connections page, your tracked contacts’ LinkedIn links are sent to your browser and matched there, and a tracked contact who now appears as a connection is recorded once as connected. Nothing about your other connections leaves your browser. When LinkedIn identifies a conversation by its internal member id rather than a profile link, the extension asks you once whether it is the tracked contact; if you confirm, that id is kept on the contact so that their next conversations are recognised. The extension’s list of your follow-ups shows the contacts in your tracker whose next step is set, read from your tracker into your browser. From that list, on a click, you can mark a next step done (sending the kind of exchange, the line you type about it and the next step that follows, if any), move or clear a next step, add a note, or change a contact’s stage; each sends only what you chose or typed, for a contact already in your tracker. The extension also shows your next steps from the app’s Action Center; snoozing or dismissing one from there sends which item and, for a snooze, for how long, exactly as in the app. The extension’s list of your job matches (the jobs JobMentis found for you) is read from your account into your browser; opening it records that you have looked at the new ones, and on a click you can add one to your tracker or mark it not relevant, exactly as in the app. On your “Who viewed your profile” page, your tracked contacts’ LinkedIn links are sent to your browser and matched there; for a tracked contact who viewed your profile, the extension offers to note it on their timeline, and only if you click does it send which contact and the day of the view. Other viewers never leave your browser. On someone’s profile, when you click to draft a message to them, the text their profile shows on the page (headline, About, roles and skills) is sent to write the draft, and is kept with the saved request until you delete it; asking someone you know to introduce you sends who that person is, chosen from your tracker.

Applying and your profile on LinkedIn

On an application form, such as LinkedIn’s Easy Apply, the side panel shows your answers to that job’s application questions so that you can edit and copy them; it never fills an answer into the form or submits it for you, and your answers are yours to paste. To point out which answers the form asks for, and which of its written questions you have not answered yet, it reads the questions’ labels (and a text box’s length limit) inside your browser; nothing you type into the form is read, and a label is sent to us only when you click to draft an answer to that question. Drafting an answer, from a question you paste or one the panel offers, sends that question, the length you chose and the job it is for, and uses your Pro allowance as in the app; editing, deleting or saving an answer as a story sends that change, and marking a flagged claim as untrue saves it to your profile so that JobMentis never writes it again. On your own profile it shows the LinkedIn Optimizer’s proposals for your headline and About so that you can copy them, and generating new ones uses your Optimizer credits as in the app; if you type a target role there, it is saved to your profile when you had none. On a company page, adding the company to your target companies sends its name; if you work independently, adding it to your Clients sends its name and the company page’s address, and linking someone you save from their profile to that client sends only which contact and which client. On a job search page, the LinkedIn job ids of the jobs you track are sent to your browser and matched against the results on screen there; nothing about the other results leaves your browser. Copying an answer or a proposal is recorded in your activity history, never what you copied.

Your notes on an employer

On a LinkedIn company page, “Save to my notes” first shows you the fields the page displays (size, headquarters, year founded, website, specialties, industry and description). When you click, it sends them as they appear, with the page’s address, to your private notes on that employer. On a news article or a LinkedIn post, “Save this to my notes” reads that page’s title, address and date on that click, never its text, and shows them to you; nothing is sent until you pick one of the employers you track or target, because we never guess the employer from the page. A public fact or a link to a public article may then be shown to other JobMentis users as section 9 explains, never with your name, and you can stop that in Account > Preferences. A LinkedIn post stays in your notes and is never shown to anyone else. You can delete any note on the employer’s page in JobMentis.

Filling application forms

On an application form on Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby or Workday, when you click Fill, the extension asks JobMentis for the details you saved in your account (name, contact details, address, links, current role, and your answer on work authorisation if you gave one) and the CV for that job, and fills them into the form in your browser. It never submits the form, never moves it to the next step, never changes what you already typed, and never answers questions about gender, ethnicity, disability, age, health, religion, criminal record or salary. On Workday it also fills in the roles, schools and skills from that CV, adding one row per entry with the form's own Add button, and the websites you saved. Two questions get a standing answer: "How did you hear about us" gets "Other", and "Have you worked for this employer before" gets "No", unless that employer is in your own career history, in which case the question is left to you. Undo clears what it filled. Afterwards it records, against the job in your tracker, which kinds of field were filled and the labels of the questions left to you, never the values.

What stays in your browser

Your extension settings, where you placed its launcher, a random installation identifier, and the jobs and profiles you viewed recently, which are kept in session storage until you close the browser. The installation identifier is only sent with anonymous requests for company information we do not have yet, and is never stored against you. Without an account, Save keeps the posting in your browser only; when you create an account and sign in, the extension saves it to your tracker like any other Save, and removes it from your browser.

Measurement, limits and deletion

We count how the extension is used, for example that a job was saved or a profile captured, with PostHog and without the content of any page. Data from the extension is used only to provide and improve its features. It is never sold, never used for advertising and never used to assess creditworthiness, and our use of it complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements. Removing the extension deletes everything it keeps in your browser; deleting your account removes what it sent to us, like any other data. When you remove it, Chrome opens a page that asks why. That page receives the extension's version, the day it was installed and whether you were signed in, never who you are, and the answer you choose to give is kept anonymously for two years.

12. The Coach Directory

JobMentis publishes a public directory of career coaches at jobmentis.com/coaches/directory. Most listings in it began as a professional listing we compiled, not an account somebody opened, so this section sets out how that works. It applies to coaches listed in the directory; it does not describe how we handle the data of people using the platform to look for work.

Where the information comes from

Publicly available professional sources: coach directories and listing sites, coaching practice websites, professional social profiles, and business contact data providers. A listing holds professional facts only, namely the coach's name, the town, region and country they practise in, their headline and biography, specialties, industries served, credentials, languages, published rates, their practice website, and a business email address or LinkedIn URL where one is available. We do not compile special-category data as defined in Art. 9 GDPR, and we do not build listings for anyone outside a professional coaching context.

Legal basis: legitimate interest

Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR. Running a searchable index of professional services, from business contact details, for an audience actively looking for a coach, is the same basis on which any trade directory operates. We balanced that interest against the rights of the people listed by holding professional facts only, publishing nothing about a practice that the practice has not already made public, and offering an unconditional opt-out that requires neither an account nor a reason. A listing is never sold and is never used to train an AI model.

Contacting a listed coach

We may email a coach to tell them their listing exists and offer them control of it. Every such email carries a one-click removal link and an unsubscribe. If you object to being contacted, we record the objection on a permanent suppression list, so that a later import of the same address cannot bring the emails back.

When we talk with you about JobMentis

If we talk with you about using JobMentis for your practice, we keep a record of that conversation: the messages you exchange with us on LinkedIn, our notes, notes and transcripts of calls (a transcript only when you agreed to the call being recorded), the comments we leave on your posts, and short summaries that an AI tool drafts from them, for example why a conversation ended, which a person on our team checks. Legal basis: legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR) in following up a business conversation you took part in. No decision about you is made by the AI. We delete this record 24 months after our last contact with you, or earlier if you ask us at support@jobmentis.com.

Salespeople who work with us

Some of this outreach is done by salespeople who work with us as contractors, under a confidentiality agreement, including from countries outside the EU. They write from their own LinkedIn accounts and say that they work with JobMentis. When they open a coach's public LinkedIn profile, our tools save the professional details the page shows to that coach's listing, or to a private record we review before anything is listed: name, job title, company, location, photo, website, and a business email or phone number if it is published there. They see a coach's contact details only for conversations they are handling themselves, and what they open and do in our tools is logged. Legal basis: legitimate interest (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). You can object at any time, by telling the person you are talking with or by writing to support@jobmentis.com, and that ends the outreach from our whole team.

Our newsletter for coaches (The Practice Update)

We send an occasional newsletter of product updates for career coaches, The Practice Update, in two cases. If you ask for it (on our coaches page, or with the box when you claim or submit a directory listing), we send it on the basis of your consent (Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR), and only once you have confirmed your email address. If you have had a conversation with us about JobMentis, meaning you replied to one of our messages, we may send it to the business address you used with us, on the basis of our legitimate interest in keeping in touch with a professional who showed interest (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR). We never add someone we only invited. Every issue has an unsubscribe link, unsubscribing is permanent, and you can object at any time by writing to support@jobmentis.com. The newsletter is sent through Brevo, which receives your email address, your first name and why you are on the list.

What changes if you claim your listing

Claiming proves you control the email address on the listing and gives you an account to edit it. Anything you then add, such as a photograph, a rewritten biography or declared languages, is your own content, held on your instruction, and removed in full if you ask us to delete your data. The compiled professional baseline is treated separately, as described above.

Your controls, and how to use them

You can ask us to correct a listing, unpublish it or erase what we hold, at any time, by writing to support@jobmentis.com. You do not need an account, and you do not have to explain why. Unpublishing takes the page out of the directory and out of search results. When we unpublish a listing we keep the minimum record needed to make sure a future import does not republish you, and nothing more. All of the rights in the next section apply to directory listings as they do to accounts, including the right to object to processing based on legitimate interest.

13. Your Rights

Under the GDPR, you have the right to:

  • Access: access your data and receive a copy.
  • Rectification: correct inaccurate or incomplete data.
  • Erasure: delete your data (the "right to be forgotten"). An automated deletion service driven by a single inventory of every place we store your data removes it from our databases, file storage and external services on request.
  • Restriction or objection: restrict or object to the processing of your data.
  • Portability: receive your data in a structured, commonly used format.
  • Withdraw consent: at any time, from your account settings, or for the personal details in section 4 by deleting the content that holds them.

To exercise your rights or ask any question about your privacy, contact us at support@jobmentis.com. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la protezione dei dati personali, www.garanteprivacy.it) or with the supervisory authority of your country of residence.