Privacy
Privacy Policy
Last updated: July 23, 2026
This Privacy Policy describes how Peakstar processes account, project, seller-authorized Amazon Selling Partner API data, and—if separately approved and connected—Amazon Ads API data.
Company and contact
Brand/Trade name: Peakstar. Legal name: Individual Entrepreneur SEHMUS YUNUS PACAL. Company / Identification ID: 306536683. Legal address: Isani District, Tbilisi, Georgia. Phone: +995 591 941 221. Email: yunus@peakstar.ai.
Account and contact information
We process contact details such as name and email address, authentication and session records, customer communications, support requests, quote and service history, and account preferences in order to provide and secure the service.
Amazon OAuth and connection data
When a seller authorizes Peakstar through Amazon OAuth, we process the seller and marketplace identifiers, connection status, granted capability information, synchronization checkpoints, and an encrypted Amazon refresh token. Peakstar does not request or store the seller's Seller Central username or password.
Amazon operational and analytics data
Depending on the features the seller enables and the roles Amazon grants, Peakstar may process catalog and listing identifiers, product images and statuses, inventory metrics, orders and review-request status, normalized fulfillment, return, replacement, financial and reimbursement events, and aggregate Selling Partner Insights or Brand Analytics metrics. Amazon data is used only to provide, secure, troubleshoot, and support the authorized seller features.
Amazon Ads authorization and data
Peakstar Amazon Ads API access is approved and requires a separate advertiser OAuth authorization. The initial read-only integration may process advertiser and profile identifiers, marketplaces, campaign and ad-group settings, targeting, keywords, search terms, budgets, bids, statuses, placements, and aggregate delivery, spend, attribution, and performance measures needed for the enabled Ads workflow. This data remains scoped to the authorizing advertiser, is not pooled across customers or published, and is not sent to generative AI providers in the current release.
Buyer-data minimization
Peakstar Amazon ingestion paths are designed to retain normalized, allowlisted operational values rather than raw customer records. Shipment and return names, street addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, tracking values, and customer comments are discarded before persistence or logging. Raw Amazon report, notification, and Data Kiosk JSONL payloads are not retained after in-memory normalization.
Project materials
Product photos, reference images, brand assets, prompts, generated previews, final images, and project metadata are processed to deliver creative production and revision work. Product assets may be stored in managed object storage and may be sent to an AI or image-processing provider only when the seller explicitly selects those assets and starts the relevant creative task.
Generative AI boundary
The current release does not send Amazon operational metrics, Brand Analytics metrics, or Amazon Ads performance data to generative AI providers. Creative prompts and explicitly seller-selected product assets may be sent to the provider needed for a user-started research, generation, rewrite, or layered-image task. The applicable providers are listed at https://peakstar.ai/subprocessors.
Payment data
Payments may be handled through secure payment links, invoices, or payment infrastructure. Peakstar does not need to store full card numbers. Transaction records and receipts may be retained for accounting, support, fraud prevention, and legal obligations.
Cookies and diagnostics
The website uses cookies or similar browser storage where needed for login sessions, security controls, service operation, and diagnostics.
Sharing and sale
Peakstar does not sell Amazon data or customer personal data. Information is disclosed to service providers only for the function they perform, to Amazon for seller-authorized API actions, when the customer directs us, or where disclosure is legally required.
Active analytics retention
The active Amazon analytics history available to Peakstar features is capped at a rolling 24 months, and some operational sources use shorter reconciliation windows. Security, consent, billing, publication, review-request, and audit records may be retained longer where necessary to document actions, resolve disputes, prevent abuse, meet accounting duties, or comply with law.
Disconnect and deletion
After an Amazon connection is disconnected or an account-deletion request is verified, Peakstar targets removal of the encrypted refresh token and Amazon-derived seller data from active systems within 30 days. New synchronization stops when the disconnect is processed. Limited records may be retained where required for security, disputes, accounting, legal compliance, or to document a seller-authorized marketplace action.
Backups
Database backups follow a rolling lifecycle. Data removed from active systems may remain in restricted backups until the relevant backup rotates out; backups are used for disaster recovery, not to restore deleted data to normal active use.
Requests
For access, correction, export, deletion, Amazon disconnect, billing, or privacy questions, contact yunus@peakstar.ai. We may ask for reasonable account verification before acting on a request. See https://peakstar.ai/security for current security information.