Brusain Advocate PDF Solution
This Privacy Policy is published under the Information Technology Act, 2000, the Information Technology (Reasonable Security Practices and Procedures and Sensitive Personal Data or Information) Rules, 2011, and the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. It applies to Brusain, brusain.com, and Brusain Advocate PDF Solution (BA PDF Solution). Last updated: 1 September 2026.
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Brusain is the data fiduciary for license records we control. Grievance Officer / contact for privacy complaints: Gandharv Kumar Jha, email gandharvkumar@live.com, website https://brusain.com. We aim to acknowledge a complaint within the time expected under Indian IT rules and to close it without undue delay.
This Privacy Policy does not rewrite historical posts at /blogs/. Those pages may still load older third-party scripts that Brusain does not actively control.
Website: server logs (IP address, browser, time, pages) from hosting; name, email, mobile and message if you type them in a form, checkout or mail.
Desktop app: System ID (derived from the PC), license kind (trial or paid), term, and — only after you type them to activate a key — name and mobile. We do not upload your PDF files, case papers or document contents. Processing of court PDFs happens on your Windows PC.
Payments: Razorpay, Stripe or PayPal collect card, UPI or wallet data under their own policies. Brusain stores order amount, currency and license identity, not full card numbers.
Download consent: before the trial installer downloads, you must tick that you agree to this Privacy Policy and the Terms of Use. That tick is your consent record for the download.
We use data to run the website, issue and restore licenses, stop trial-reset abuse, take payment, and answer support. Lawful bases include performance of the license contract and legitimate fraud-prevention, consistent with the DPDP Act, 2023 and, where Sensitive Personal Data is involved, the SPDI Rules, 2011. We do not use your PDFs to train models. We do not sell lists of advocates. See MeitY for the statutes.
Cookies: essential hosting cookies always run. Analytics, advertising or extra plugin cookies run only if you accept a banner or if a plugin sets them as described below. You may refuse non-essential cookies in your browser.
brusain.com may load tools we do not operate: hosting (currently Hostinger), leftover WordPress or blog scripts if restored, Elementor, Rank Math, Site Kit or other Google tags, Google Ads or AdSense if enabled, analytics, cookie banners, forms, caches, security plugins, Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal, fonts, and similar plugins or CDNs. Those parties have their own privacy policies and may collect device IDs, cookies, IP addresses, ads data or payment data.
Brusain is not responsible for personal data collected or misused by any third-party app, advertisement, plugin, payment processor, host, CDN, store, operating system, browser, or remote-support tool. If Google Ads, a WordPress plugin, a payment gateway or another vendor processes your data, your remedy is against that vendor under their terms. We cannot audit every plugin update. Disable non-essential cookies if you do not want ads or analytics cookies. Historical /blogs/ pages may still contain third-party scripts from before this product site; we do not take responsibility for those either.
The Windows app runs on your PC. Microsoft Windows, antivirus, printers and other software you install are outside Brusain’s control. The trial installer is served from this website.
We do not sell personal data. We may share what is needed with hosts, payment gateways, email delivery, and (if you start a remote session) the support channel you chose — System ID and license fields, not case files. We may disclose information if Indian law or a competent authority requires it (IT Act, 2000 and other applicable law).
We use reasonable security practices for records we hold (access-limited hosting, license keys bound to a machine). No method is perfectly secure. You must keep your PC, key and email safe.
You may email the Grievance Officer to access or correct license records, withdraw consent where the DPDP Act allows, or ask for erasure after the license ends (we may keep a minimal anti-fraud hash). Nominating a consent manager, if you use one, does not remove the need to honour a paid key already issued.
Children: the product is for practising advocates, not for children. Do not create a license in a minor’s name.
Retention: trial records last long enough to stop reset abuse. Paid records last for the term plus a short archive so we can restore a key.
Cross-border: hosts or payment processors may store copies outside India. By using the site, checkout or download you understand that. You may refuse by not using those services.
Changes: we will update the date at the top of this Privacy Policy. Related: Terms of Use, product, About Brusain, Contact.