Privacy Notice
How DySys Advisory handles information on this site and in PressureTest.
PressureTest
This notice covers dysys.ai and PressureTest, the AI tools DySys Advisory offers by invitation. It is part of our Terms of Service and incorporated herein by reference. It describes our current practices, and those of our service providers, as of the date above. For help using the tools, see PressureTest support.
Who we are
DySys, LLC, a Massachusetts limited liability company doing business as DySys Advisory, runs dysys.ai and PressureTest. For any question or request about your data, email duke@dysys.ai.
What we collect in PressureTest
At registration (every tool)
- Name
- Work email
- Company and role
- Whether the email is a personal address
- The invitation code label you used
- The versions of the Terms and consent statement you accepted, and when
During use
- Pipeline Intelligence: the files you upload (CRM exports and any business context you add), the deal data and analysis built from them, and your follow-up questions
- BuyerSim: your interview answers, including any company and people names you type; any notes file you upload; and the buyer persona built from them
- Every tool: optional survey answers, and run records (when a run started and ended, its status, simple counts and timings, and which tool you used)
We do not ask for payment information.
What not to enter
Under our Terms of Service, you agree to submit only what you have the right to share, and not to submit Social Security numbers, financial-account or payment-card numbers, government identification numbers, health information, or other sensitive or confidential information. The tools do not need it. For Pipeline Intelligence, leave out contact names, email addresses and free-text notes the analysis does not use; you can replace account and rep names with codes. For BuyerSim, invented names work as well as real ones.
Names you enter in BuyerSim
BuyerSim keeps company and people names exactly as you type them. It does not look them up or change them. The buyer it builds is fictional: its behavior comes from your answers, not from facts about real people. The names you enter go to the AI model that builds your buyer and appear in the buyer you receive.
How we use it
To run the tool you choose and deliver your results, to build the buyer you ask for, to answer your follow-up questions, to support you and improve PressureTest, to follow up about your results if you ask for a walkthrough, and to contact you about PressureTest and DySys services. You can ask us to stop contacting you at any time. We do not sell your data.
How AI is used
PressureTest runs on MindStudio, an AI application platform. During a run, MindStudio sends the parts of your data that need analysis to an AI model provider. Pipeline Intelligence does its counting and rule checks in code; the AI model sees a profile of your file and the structured deal data built from it.
Based on MindStudio’s published terms and its agreements with model providers as of the date above, your data is not used to train AI models. That commitment is made and kept by MindStudio and its model providers. We rely on it, and we do not use the models MindStudio lists as exceptions to it, but we do not control the providers’ systems.
Your results and links
Results are saved at web links sent to you and to DySys. Anyone who has a link can open it, like a shared document link. Each link ends in a random code, so it cannot be found or guessed. You are responsible for who you share a link with; do not forward one you do not want shared.
Who handles the data
We use these service providers to run PressureTest:
| MindStudio | Hosts the tools and keeps the run history of what you enter. MindStudio states that it hosts data on servers in the United States. |
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| An AI model provider, through MindStudio | Analyzes your files or builds your buyer, using only the parts of a run sent for analysis. |
| Google Workspace | Our internal records: registration details, and run records that hold counts, not your content. |
| TidyCal | Intro-call scheduling (what you enter when you book). |
| Vercel | Website hosting. |
We choose providers that commit to protecting the data they handle for us, and each handles data only to provide its service to us.
How long we keep it
| Files, interview answers, notes, results, buyers and run records | We delete them from our records and from our MindStudio workspace within 120 days of your run, through a deletion process we run at least monthly. MindStudio’s own system logs and backups follow MindStudio’s retention practices, which we do not control. If you are in an active engagement with DySys, or agree in writing that we keep your data longer, we keep it until the engagement or the agreed period ends. |
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| Registration details | Kept as business contact records so we can follow up with you. Ask us to stop contacting you at any time. |
Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards for the data we hold. No system is completely secure. If a security breach affects your data, we will notify you as the law requires.
Your choices
Email duke@dysys.ai from the address you registered with to have your files, answers and results deleted sooner, to stop follow-up, or to ask what we hold about you. We aim to reply within one business day.
Consent
When you register for a PressureTest tool, you agree to our Terms of Service and acknowledge this notice. We record which versions you accepted and when. If we change what a tool collects or how we use it, we ask you to accept again before your next run.
Changes
Our practices and our providers’ practices may change. When they do, we update this page and its date.
This website
Who runs it
DySys, LLC, doing business as DySys Advisory. Contact: duke@dysys.ai.
What the Book Intro page collects
The Book Intro and scheduling pages link to TidyCal, our scheduling service. When you book, TidyCal asks for your name, email, organization, mobile number (for text reminders), what prompted the call and your role, and passes them to DySys in the meeting invitation. We keep them with our business contact records. TidyCal's own privacy policy covers how TidyCal handles them.
What the “Pressure-test a belief” form collects
The form on the Pressure-test a belief page asks for your name, email, company, role, the belief you picked, anything you write in your own words, and whether you could share a CRM export. It also records the page you came from and any campaign tags in the link. It goes to a Google Sheet that only DySys can open, and we keep it with our business contact records so we can reply and follow up about your request. If you ask for a plan for your own belief, Claim Analyzer, our AI agent, drafts it from the belief, your role and your company. We don’t send it your name or email, and we review every plan before it’s sent. Please don’t send pipeline or customer data through the form. To have your details removed, email duke@dysys.ai.
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