HGI Data Bridge Privacy Policy

Effective date: October 4, 2026

This page explains what data HGI Data Bridge uses and why, in simple terms.

What this extension does

HGI Data Bridge helps move data between supported HGI pages and HGI services so users can sync their work faster.

Permissions and usage

The extension requests these Chrome permissions (see the packaged manifest for the exact list):

Site access: A content script runs only on HGI Back Office and HGI API pages declared in the manifest so the bridge can use your existing portal session. Separately, host permissions allow the service worker and extension pages to call specific HTTPS APIs you rely on (HGI API, hosted reports/activity endpoints, subscription billing on a separate host, Firebase Auth/Firestore/Remote Config in project hgi-bridge, plan-enrollment data, and Google Analytics for optional usage analytics). The extension does not use activeTab or capture arbitrary visible tabs in this release. It does not request blanket access to all websites.

OAuth: Google Sign-In uses profile scopes (openid, email, profile). Optional Firestore features use Google’s datastore scope. The extension does not request Google Sheets or Google Drive access.

What data we use

Why we use this data

What we do not do

Where data goes

HGI page data is requested from HGI services using your signed-in portal session. Chrome sync data goes to Google. Signed-in preferences, optional notes, and optional agent-level reporter summaries go to Google Firestore in the hgi-bridge project. Subscription data goes to the billing host (a different Google Cloud project) and Stripe. Activity reports go to AWS Lambda Function URLs. Plan-enrollment JSON goes to aristotle-worker.sameer.workers.dev. When analytics is enabled, limited event data is sent to Google Analytics (GA4); it is off by default and can be turned off remotely without updating the extension. Those hosts may see your IP address as part of HTTPS.

How long data is kept

On-device settings remain until you clear them or remove the extension. Chrome sync data stays in your Google account until you clear extension storage or Chrome sync. Firestore records in hgi-bridge remain until they are overwritten, removed in the product, or no longer needed. Billing records follow the subscription service. We do not keep HGI operational snapshots in the billing database.

Security

We use reasonable safeguards and expect secure HTTPS connections for network requests.

Your choices

United States and Canada

This extension and its billing/privacy site are available to users in the United States and Canada. If you are in Canada, you can email us to ask what personal information we have, to correct it, or to withdraw consent where that applies.

Contact

Questions about privacy: privacy@akfinancialconsultants.com

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