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Privacy notice for the Incra trial

Last updated 14 November 2026.

Incra is run by DBARDO LTD, a company in the United Kingdom. You can write to us at info@dbardo.com.

When you sign up, Incra keeps your username and email address. The sign-in service keeps a protected password record. When you use Incra, it keeps the work you save: your processes, tables, analyses and projects. Saved work includes dates, versions and records of some actions.

We use your account details to give you a workspace of your own. Your work is kept so that you can come back to it and so that the trial can show how the tool works. The Incra team can read what trial users save, to find faults. We use your work to improve Incra only if you agree when Incra asks you.

Other users cannot see your work. We do not sell your data.

Incra's server is in London. DBARDO LTD rents it from DigitalOcean, which stores the data for us.

Please do not enter personal data about other people, or data that you or your employer are not free to share.

We close trial accounts when the trial ends. We keep your saved work for at least 30 days after that.