Please Send It FREN

Translation provided for convenience. The French version is the only legally binding one.

Your data

Please Send It is published by PAPEL SAS (Paris Trade and Companies Register 843 729 864, 58 rue de Monceau, 75008 Paris). Depending on the data, PAPEL acts as controller, or as processor on behalf of the person asking you for documents. Here is who decides what, plainly.

1. Accounts and billing: PAPEL is the controller

2. Documents and recipients: PAPEL acts on behalf of the requester

If you received a link to upload documents, it is the person or organization asking you for them who decides why and for how long they need them: they are the controller. PAPEL hosts and delivers on their behalf, on their instructions, and uses your documents for no other purpose.

3. Who sees what

Only the requester (and, within an organization, the colleagues they share the project with) sees your files. Other recipients of the same project see neither your files nor your contact details. The PAPEL team only accesses them for a requested technical operation or a legal obligation.

4. Our providers (processors)

No resale, no other transfer. Any new processor is announced to organizations 30 days in advance.

Google, Microsoft and Apple to sign in, chosen by the user. Anyone can open their account with their Google, Microsoft or Apple account instead of a password. These are not PAPEL's providers: the user chooses to use them, under their own terms with them. They only send us an account identifier, your name and your email address (Apple may send a "privaterelay.appleid.com" relay address, which forwards our emails to your real address); Please Send It sends them nothing but the sign-in request, and they have access to no document. Sign-in is independent of the storage connected below.

AI document review, chosen by the organization. A holder of an Unlimited or Business plan can turn on, in "My account", an aid for reviewing the documents received. It is off by default. Once turned on, each photo or PDF received is sent, right after upload, to an AI model that indicates whether it looks like the right document, readable, complete and still valid (dates read on the document). The AI decides nothing: it shows a signal next to the file, and the requester accepts or rejects. The provider is Anthropic (Anthropic PBC, United States, standard contractual clauses) or Microsoft (Azure OpenAI service), as chosen by PAPEL; the one in use is shown in "My account". What is sent: the image reduced to 1,600 pixels per side, or the first three pages of a PDF converted to images (failing that, a PDF under 4 MB as is), with the name and instructions of the requested item and today's date; never your name or contact details. No file is stored at the provider: the document goes with the question, the answer comes straight back, and the provider does not use it to train its models. We keep the result (looks right, unsure or does not match, with a short reason) next to the file, and the number of tokens used to track the cost. Sensitive documents (ID card, bank details, payslips, tax notices...) are only analyzed if the organization has explicitly allowed it with a second checkbox.

Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive, chosen by the customer. A holder of an Unlimited or Business plan can connect their own Google Drive, their own Dropbox or their own OneDrive (Microsoft, including the OneDrive of a work account, hosted on SharePoint) to receive a copy of every document received. These are not PAPEL's providers: the customer chooses to use them, with their own account and under their own terms. PAPEL only writes there the documents received for them (in a "Please Send It" folder on Google Drive, in the app folder on Dropbox and on OneDrive, "Apps/Please Send It") and has access to nothing else: the authorization requested from Google only covers files created by Please Send It, and those requested from Dropbox and Microsoft only the app folder (plus, at Microsoft, reading your name and address, to display the connected account). We keep the address of the connected account and the authorization, encrypted, for as long as the storage stays connected; the customer can remove it at any time with "Disconnect" in "My account", or from their Google, Dropbox or Microsoft account. Copies made in the customer's storage belong to them: Please Send It does not delete them, not even those of sensitive documents.

5. Security

6. Your rights

You can request access, rectification, erasure, restriction or portability of your data, and object to its processing. Recipients: contact the requester first; you can also write to support@pleasesendit.com, we will pass it on and help you. Account holders: "My account" lets you correct your information and delete everything.

If you believe your rights are not respected, you can file a complaint with the CNIL, the French data protection authority (www.cnil.fr).

Last updated: September 30, 2026.

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