Privacy / Plain language

Your enquiry.
Handled with care.

How Caribbean CoLabs handles information submitted through this website.

Updated 14 November 2026

What you send us

The enquiry form collects your name, email address, your optional island or country, the type of support you are interested in and your message. We use those details to understand your enquiry and respond. Please do not include passwords, payment-card details, client records or other sensitive information.

Where the message goes

Messages are stored in the website’s private enquiry inbox using the hosting platform’s database infrastructure. Access to that inbox is restricted to the authorised site owner. Website hosting and infrastructure providers process information needed to operate and protect the service.

The confirmation on screen means the message has been saved to the enquiry inbox. It is not an email delivery receipt or a booking confirmation. Replies may come from connect@caribbeancolabs.com. You can also contact that address directly.

Protecting the form

We use technical checks to limit repeated or automated submissions. The form stores a temporary hashed rate-limit identifier rather than your raw IP address in the enquiry database. Hosting providers may separately process technical connection and security information.

Resources and external links

Our public guides do not require an account or email signup. Checklist ticks are not sent to us or saved by the website. We have not added advertising trackers or marketing analytics. External learning providers have their own privacy terms when you visit them.

Corrections and requests

Contact connect@caribbeancolabs.com if you want to correct your enquiry details, ask about their use or request deletion. Include only the details needed to identify the enquiry, such as its reference. We may need to confirm that the request is yours.

Updates

If the way this website collects or uses information changes, this notice will be updated. Information needed for an agreed project or service may be covered by separate arrangements discussed before work begins.