Legal · Muscat, Oman

Privacy notice

What this site collects, why, how long it is kept, and how to make us delete it. Written to be read rather than to be survived.

Last updated 16 September 2026

Baseerah builds automation, ERP and CRM systems for businesses in Oman. This notice covers this website and the two forms on it — the contact form and the job application form. It does not cover systems we build and hand over to clients: in those, the client is the controller of the data and their own notice applies.

We are the controller of the personal data described here. Oman's Personal Data Protection Law (Royal Decree 6/2022) and its Executive Regulations (Ministerial Decision 34/2024) are the framework we work to, and the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology is the regulator.

  1. The short version

    • This site sets no cookies unless you say yes. Two tools from Vercel, the company that hosts it, count page views and page speed without identifying you. A third, Microsoft Clarity, records how pages are used and sets cookies to do it — it runs only if you accept cookies on the banner, and you can turn them off again on this page.
    • We only hold personal data you deliberately send us: a contact message, or a job application with a CV attached.
    • We do not sell data, we do not build a marketing list, and we do not send anything you did not ask for.
    • You can ask us for a copy of what we hold, or to delete it, and we will answer within 45 days.
  2. What we collect, and why

    Four things, and no more than four. The first two are what you type into a form; the third is the unavoidable technical record any website leaves behind; the fourth is how the site is used, from the three measurement tools described in the next section.

    Where it comes fromWhat it isWhy we have it
    Contact formYour name, email address, company if you give one, the topic you pick and the message you writeTo read your enquiry and reply to it. Consent, given when you submit the form.
    Application formYour name, email address, any links you add, what you write about your work, and the CV file you attachTo assess your application and reply to it. Consent, given when you submit the form.
    Server logsIP address, browser user agent, the page requested and the time of the requestTo serve pages, keep the site available and investigate abuse. Necessary to operate the service.
    Usage measurementThe page viewed and the site that linked to it, your country and city, browser, operating system and device type, connection speed and how quickly the page loaded; with Clarity, if you allowed it, also where you click, scroll and move the pointer, and a pseudonymous ID in a cookie that links your page views togetherTo see which pages are read, how fast the site is, and where a page confuses people. Vercel's two: our legitimate interest in running a working website. Clarity: your consent, given by accepting cookies on the banner and withdrawable here.

    A CV is your document, so it contains whatever you chose to put in it. Please do not include data you would rather we did not hold — a photograph, a national ID number, marital status, health information or anything else in the sensitive categories under the Personal Data Protection Law. We do not need any of it to read your application, and we do not ask for it anywhere on this site.

  3. Cookies, analytics and tracking

    Three measurement tools run on this site, and this section lists everything they do. Two are from Vercel, the company that hosts it: Web Analytics, which counts page views, and Speed Insights, which reports how quickly pages load. Both are served from this domain and both are built to tell us about the site rather than about you: neither sets a cookie or stores anything in your browser. Web Analytics tells one visit from another with a hash of the request that Vercel discards after 24 hours; Speed Insights keeps no visitor identifier at all; neither stores your IP address against the data.

    The third is Microsoft Clarity, and it runs only if you accept cookies. A banner asks on your first visit; until you accept, nothing is loaded from Microsoft and no cookie is set, and a decline is remembered just as well as an accept. If you allow it, Clarity is loaded from Microsoft's servers at clarity.ms and records sessions — where you click, scroll and move the pointer, and what the page looked like while you did — and builds heatmaps from them, which is how we find the parts of a page that confuse people. To connect one page view to the next it sets the cookies listed below. Content in every input and drop-down is masked by Clarity in all cases, and we mask both forms in full, so nothing you type, choose or attach appears in a recording. Microsoft holds the recordings and processes them under its own privacy statement.

    Your answer is the one thing this site itself keeps in your browser: a single entry in local storage, so we do not ask on every page. Change it here at any time, or clear the site's data in your browser to be asked again.

    Usage cookiesCookies are off until you accept them.

    CookieSet byWhat it does
    _clckThis siteHolds Clarity's pseudonymous ID for you on this site, so your visits here can be told apart.
    _clskThis siteJoins the pages you view in one visit into one session recording.
    CLIDMicrosoftRecords when Clarity first saw this browser on any site that uses it.
    MUIDMicrosoftIdentifies the browser to Microsoft; Microsoft uses it for advertising, site analytics and operations across its own sites.
    ANONCHK, MR, SMMicrosoftHousekeeping for MUID: whether it is passed to Microsoft's advertising cookie (Clarity sets this to no), when to refresh it, and syncing it across Microsoft domains.

    We do not use the Microsoft cookies for anything, and we do not advertise. Declining on the banner, or turning cookies off above, is all it takes: the Clarity script is never loaded, so none of these cookies are set. Turning them off after accepting deletes the two on this domain; the ones on Microsoft's domain are outside our reach, and clearing clarity.ms in your browser's cookie settings removes them. Beyond these three tools, the site loads no script, font, pixel or embed from another company's servers — typefaces are served from this domain — and there is no tag manager or advertising tool anywhere in it. If any of this changes, this section changes before the change ships.

  4. How long we keep it

    • Enquiries: 24 months after our last exchange with you, then deleted. If the enquiry becomes an engagement, the project record is governed by the contract instead.
    • Applications: 12 months after the role is closed or filled, then deleted. If we would like to keep your CV on file beyond that, we ask you first — and no is a complete answer.
    • Server logs: 90 days, then deleted.

    If you ask us to delete something sooner, we do, unless a specific law requires us to keep it — which for an enquiry or an application it generally does not.

  5. Who else can see it

    Inside Baseerah, only the people who need to: whoever would actually work on your enquiry, or the people hiring for the role you applied to. Outside Baseerah, the service providers that operate our infrastructure — the company that hosts this site, which also holds the aggregated page analytics described above, Microsoft, which holds the Clarity session recordings, and the provider that carries our email — can hold the data in the course of running those services. They act on our instructions under contract, and they are not permitted to use it for anything else.

    We do not sell personal data, we do not share it with advertisers or data brokers, and we do not pass your enquiry to a partner or reseller. If a legal authority in Oman lawfully requires disclosure, we comply, and we tell you unless we are prohibited from doing so.

  6. Where your data is processed

    We operate from Muscat, and we prefer infrastructure in the region. Some of the providers behind a modern website process data outside Oman, and where that is the case we rely on providers that offer protections equivalent to those required under the Personal Data Protection Law and contract with them accordingly. You can ask us where a specific piece of your data currently sits, and we will tell you.

  7. Your rights, and how to use them

    Under the Personal Data Protection Law you can ask us to do all of the following, and none of it costs anything.

    • Withdraw the consent you gave, at any point, without giving a reason.
    • Get a copy of the personal data we hold about you.
    • Have it corrected or updated if it is wrong.
    • Have it deleted, or its processing blocked.
    • Have it transferred to you or to someone else in a usable format.

    Write to support@baseerah.co and say what you want. We will confirm receipt, and answer within 45 days — the period set by the Executive Regulations. We may ask you to confirm your identity first, which for an emailed request usually means replying from the address you originally used; that check protects you, not us.

  8. How we protect it

    The site is served over HTTPS, so what you type into a form is encrypted in transit. Submissions reach a small number of named people and are not copied into shared drives, spreadsheets or chat threads. CVs are opened by the people hiring and nobody else. Accounts that can reach any of it use multi-factor authentication.

    No control is absolute, and we would rather say that plainly than claim otherwise. What we can promise is that we hold as little as possible for as short a time as possible, which is the only security measure that never fails.

  9. If something goes wrong

    If personal data we hold is exposed in a way that could put your rights at risk, we notify the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology within 72 hours of becoming aware of it. Where the breach could cause you serious harm, we tell you too, in the same window, in plain language: what happened, what data was involved, what we have done and what you should do.

  10. Children

    This site is aimed at businesses and at people applying for jobs. It is not directed at children, and we do not knowingly collect data about anyone under 18. If you believe a child has sent us personal data, write to us and we will delete it.

  11. Changes to this notice

    When this notice changes, the date at the top of the page changes with it. We do not make changes retroactive: if we ever wanted to use data we already hold for something new, we would ask you first rather than quietly update this page.

  12. Contact and complaints

    Questions, requests and complaints all go to the same place: support@baseerah.co. A person reads it.

    If you are not satisfied with how we handle something, you have the right to complain to the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology, which regulates personal data protection in the Sultanate of Oman. We would rather you told us first so we can fix it, but that route is yours either way.