Privacy
How this site measures.
Nexora Global Digital builds measurement for clients, so its own site holds itself to the standard it sells: collect little, ask first, say everything.
The enquiry form
Submitting the form sends what you typed — your name, your work email, the company field if you filled it, your message — plus the address of the page you sent it from, to Nexora’s own inbox, info@nexoraglobaldigital.com. Two Amazon services carry it there: an AWS Lambda function in the ap-south-1 region, which checks the message, and Amazon SES, which delivers the mail. It is used to reply to you and for nothing further. The Lambda also reads the source IP address for your connection to count recent requests in its running memory and slow repeated abuse. That address is not added to the enquiry email. No mailing list, no resale, no enrichment.
Measurement
When measurement is enabled, this site uses Google Analytics 4 to count visits and Meta Pixel to attribute enquiries to the campaigns that produced them. Both start switched off: no cookie is set and no storage is touched until you choose “Allow measurement” on the consent card. Declining keeps both off, and either choice is remembered on your device, where you can clear it at any time.
The server’s own record
Amazon CloudFront, which serves this site, keeps an access log of every request: the address requested, the time, the browser’s user-agent string, the country, and the IP address the request came from. That is the ordinary operational record every web server keeps, and it is what tells us whether search engines and AI assistants have read the site — something the measurement above cannot see, because those do not run JavaScript. It sets nothing on your device, is never joined to anything that identifies you, and is not affected by the choice you make on the consent card.
What never happens
No data broker, no advertising network beyond the two tools named above, no fingerprinting, no chat widget quietly phoning home. Google, Meta and Amazon each process what is named above under their own published privacy terms. Beyond those three, nothing touches what you do here.