Terms & Privacy
FAQ
Yes. Maestra is GDPR compliant through its Dutch (European Union) legal entity, which was audited in 2025.
Additional details:
- Maestra operates under both Dutch (European) and US legal entities to support different customer needs and jurisdictions
- Maestra uses first-party data only — we don’t scrape third-party data
- Uses essential cookies that don’t require explicit consent
- SOC 2 Type II certified (completed 2025)
- GDPR compliant
- CCPA compliant
- HIPAA-friendly
- ADA-friendly
Maestra uses only essential (strictly necessary) cookies and relies on first-party data collection from your own properties.
How tracking works:
- Cookies are used to enable core functionality and a privacy-first setup
- Maestra can track behavior across customer sessions once an email is captured, using first-party data from your owned channels and properties
Maestra stores customer data in isolated environments (not shared across companies) and uses multiple controls to protect access.
Security controls (high level):
- Isolated environments per company
- Two-factor authentication (2FA) via SMS or email
- Password hashing (SHA-512 + salt)
- Account lockout after failed login attempts
- Password expiration policies available
- Role-based access controls (RBAC) and comprehensive audit logs
- Data masking controls, including masking for Maestra employees
- SIEM support
Maestra is designed so customers maintain full ownership of their data and can support documented, auditable privacy workflows.
Capabilities:
- Immutable consent logs for personal data and marketing permissions
- Supports GDPR right-to-deletion workflows
- Can automatically sync deletions from Shopify to help maintain compliance
- Personal data processing is documented and auditable
Maestra supports HIPAA compliance for customers handling protected health information (PHI).
What that means in practice:
- Maestra can support HIPAA-aligned safeguards and policies
- Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) are available upon request
Maestra supports SMS compliance through product features and operational controls.
Key measures:
- Maintains compliance with Texas SMS laws and other regional regulations
- Double opt-in capabilities built in
- Partners with SMS gateways to support carrier-level compliance
Maestra does not sell or share customer data outside the stated purposes.
In practice:
- No data selling
- No third-party data brokers
- First-party data only
- Transparent approach — Maestra can address specific vendor or integration concerns as needed
Yes. Maestra can isolate data between legal entities and support multi-brand setups with separation controls.
How it works:
- Supports multi-brand configurations with separate data silos
- Can isolate data between legal entities
- Provides consolidated reporting for headquarters while maintaining legal separation
- Can operate under different jurisdictions (EU/US entities available)
Customer data is stored on AWS in the United States. Governing law: Delaware law (US).