Why a form and not an email address
An address published on a web page gets harvested and buried in spam within weeks, and a buried inbox stops being a channel — real requests get lost in it. The form takes no registration at all, lands in a monitored inbox, and the dropdown routes it straight to the right person: data protection to whoever handles it, support to whoever does support.
If you prefer paper, the registered office is below and works for any formal communication.
Who you are writing to
| Company | Alfercom S.r.l. |
| Registered office | Via Altinate 125, 35121 Padua (PD), Italy |
| VAT / P.IVA | IT05068010288 |
| General enquiries | the form above, subject General question about Booost |
| Data protection | the form above, subject Data protection |
Data protection requests
If you want the DPA (data processing agreement), or you want to exercise a right over your data — access, rectification, erasure, portability, objection — pick Data protection in the form and say which one. We answer within 30 days, as the GDPR requires, and usually much sooner.
Two things worth knowing before you write:
- The Booost desktop app keeps your contacts, messages and campaigns on your own computer. If you want them gone, deleting the account inside the app deletes them from your disk — we never had a copy.
- What does reach our servers is the map of your professional network (your first- and second-degree connections), because the network-intelligence features are computed there. That is the part a data request to us can act on, and the privacy notice describes it in §12-bis.