CUSTOMER POLICY
Last Updated: 18.06.2025
This policy aims to ensure that all interactions between Acedigate (“Acedigate”) and
its current or prospective customers are managed in a transparent, trustworthy,
and sustainable manner. Customer satisfaction, safety, and service quality are among Acedigate’s core priorities.
Key Principles in Customer Relations
- Integrity & Transparency: All verbal and written communication is based on clear, accurate, and reliable information.
- Timely Response & Support: All requests are addressed as promptly as possible with effective solutions.
- Accessibility: Customers can easily reach us via the web panel, email, or support system.
- Respect for Privacy: Customer data is protected under KVKK and GDPR and shared with third parties only under legal or consent-based conditions.
- Equal Service: All customers are treated with the same level of professionalism and care.
Scope of Services & Our Responsibilities
- All paid or free services are delivered in accordance with defined contracts and service descriptions.
- Depending on the selected plan, support durations, access rights, and updates may vary.
- Acedigate ensures operational continuity through necessary infrastructure and security measures.
Customer Responsibilities
- Keep account credentials confidential and only share them with authorized persons
- Avoid hosting content that infringes on third-party rights
- Fulfill payment and contractual obligations on time
- Provide accurate and constructive information when submitting support requests
Satisfaction Monitoring & Feedback
- Customer feedback is regularly reviewed and integrated into our quality processes.
- Complaints are investigated promptly and resolved efficiently.
- Surveys, suggestion forms, and rating systems are used to track satisfaction.
Data Protection & Security
- All customer-owned digital assets and data are safeguarded under confidentiality agreements.
- Routine security tests and system updates are performed to mitigate cyber risks.
- Upon request, customers may have their data deleted, frozen, or exported.