Privacy policy

In effect 7 novembre 2026.

Enordre is a compliance checking and monitoring service (Bill 96, Law 25) operated by enordre.ca. This policy explains what personal information we collect, why, where it is kept and how to exercise your rights, under Quebec's Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector (Law 25).

Privacy officer

Hamdi Fersi, person responsible for the protection of personal information, at info@enordre.ca or by mail at Montréal (Québec).

What we collect

• A site scan (Vigie 96): the address you enter, the public pages we read and the report produced, kept with the IP address the scan was started from (to limit abuse). A report is reachable by its link to anyone who has it; share it only with the people concerned. We read public pages only, never a page behind a login.
• The weekly watch: your email and the watched site, to send you the report and the changes. Nothing else is done with that email.
• The box waiting list: your email, to tell you when it is ready.
• The « Seven days without power » simulator: nothing is sent unless you click « Compare my home with others ». If you do, we keep only anonymous, approximate data (housing type, the cold you chose, backup heat, household size as a range, score, the day you'd have to leave, the first suggested purchase, and the date) to compute the comparisons and the statistics shown on the site. No email, no address, no IP address. A random identifier kept in your browser avoids counting the same home twice.
• The newsletter Le Déclic PME if you tick it: your email and language, passed to our sending provider (Cakemail, Montréal; data hosted in Canada) with an email confirmation; one-click unsubscribe in every issue.
• Server logs: IP address, date and page requested, for the site's security. Deleted after 90 days at most.
• Visit counts: our own server counts page views and the site that sent you here; no cookies, no external analytics, no font loaded from another site.

The sites we scan

Vigie reads public pages, as a visitor or a search engine would, identifying itself ("Vigie96") and never filling in a form. If you own a site and do not want it scanned, write to us: we exclude it.

Where your information is

On our servers, in Québec. The emails we send go through our mail provider (IONOS, in the United States, until January 2027; then Webnames, in Canada). The newsletter, if you choose it, goes through Cakemail, in Canada.

How long

• Scan reports: 12 months, then deleted; sooner at the site owner's request.
• Watch: while active, then 30 days.
• Waiting list: until the box launches or you ask.
• Server logs: 90 days at most.

Your rights

You can ask to access your information, have it corrected or deleted, and withdraw consent at any time by writing to info@enordre.ca. We answer within 30 days. You can also contact the Commission d'accès à l'information du Québec.

Emails

We write only about what you asked for (a report, the watch, the waiting list) or with your consent. Every email includes a simple way to stop receiving them.